President Trump’s tariffs and threats against the Federal Reserve continued to jar investors on Monday as stocks, bonds, oil and the U.S. dollar all weakened. Gold set another record high.

The Nikkei average tumbled 1.30 percent to 34,279.92 while the broader Topix index settled 1.18 percent lower at 2,528.93.

Asian stock markets were choppy on Monday as traders weighed the evolving outlook for US tariffs and macroeconomic responses to higher trade barriers. Hong Kong and Sydney were closed on holiday.

S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESM25) are down -1.09%, andJune Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQM25) are down -1.23% this morning, ...

TOKYO -- Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD is preparing to enter the Japanese market for lightweight minicars, which is dominated by domestic manufacturers, as early as 2026, Nikkei has learned.

Asian shares are mixed following the Easter weekend holiday, with some markets still closed. U.S. futures were lower as U.S.

Volvo Cars may move some production to the U.S. depending on tariffs, its CEO said on March 5. The Swedish company will need up to two years to expand its car production there, its CEO Hakan ...

Japan is considering relaxing automobile safety rules for imports as part of its tariff negotiations with the United States, ...

Japan's Nikkei share average rose 1% on Friday to clock its best week in three months, as investors turned more hopeful that ...

The S&P 500 gained while the Dow and Nasdaq fell Thursday as the stock market responded to United Health earnings and the latest effects of Trump tariffs and Powell comments.

Unease and confusion over Donald Trump's tariff blitz persisted on Thursday after the Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Jerome Powell warned of ...

The Nikkei (NKY:IND) rose 1.4% on Thursday, after President Donald Trump claimed 'big progress' in direct trade talks with ...