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The tech sector manages to remain in the green, as investors react to the China central bank’s latest move.
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Tech Stocks: Tech sector edges higher as chip stocks advance
The tech sector kicks off February on an upbeat note, as semiconductor shares advance after an industry report shows a big jump in December chip sales.
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Tech Stocks: Chip stocks lead tech sector higher
Commercial-property developers decline in the top London index on Tuesday, with the move contributing to the first day of losses in three sessions for the FTSE 100.
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London Markets: Property developers pressured in lower FTSE 100
Technology and automobile stocks pace a broad rebound in Asian markets Tuesday, encouraged by strong overnight gains on Wall Street and expectations of improving global demand.
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Tech, automobile stocks lead rebound in Asia
European shares were in a tight range on Tuesday, with gains for banks working to limit downside, as investors took a breather after pushing shares sharply higher in the previous session.
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Europe Markets: Bank gains cushion downside in Europe
Chinese oil producer Cnooc is in talks with Nigeria to buy stakes in some of the world’s richest oil blocks in the African nation, according to a published report.
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Cnooc in talks to buy stakes in Nigeria fields
Canada’s benchmark stock index closes more than 100 points higher, lifted by natural resource stocks and a rally in Bombardier shares after the transportation company wins a Chinese rail deal.
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Canadian Markets: Canada’s TSX adds 126 points on Bombardier lift
Treasurys inch higher, sending yields lower, on lingering appetite for the safety of government debt and quarter-end window dressing.
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Bond Report: Treasurys advance as banks, fund managers buy in
Mexican and Brazilian stocks rally, tracking action on Wall Street, where a flurry of mergers-and-acquisition activity help revive buying interest after losses last week.
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Latin American Markets: Mexico, Brazil rally along with Wall Street
Asian stock markets ended mixed Monday amid holiday-related market closures in a number of countries in the region.
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Shanghai gains on IPO, miners retreat in Sydney
