Hong Kong's Hang Seng tumbled 2.5% as of 0200 GMT, with a sub-index of mainland Chinese property shares tumbling 3.9%.

By Lawrence Delevingne (Reuters) -Wall Street traders kicked off a busy week on Monday by holding on to gains from last week's stock rally, while oil prices declined and bitcoin raced to a new record ...

Wall Street traders on Monday kicked off a busy week by extending last week's stock rally, while oil prices declined and bitcoin raced to a new record high. The Dow ...

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Traders are looking to fresh US consumer price data, due on Wednesday, for a read on the health of the economy.

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Markets still appear upbeat about the prospect of a Trump presidency, though thoughts are turning to consumer inflation data on the horizon.

Wall Street futures pointed moderately higher pre-bell Monday, eyeing new record highs, as traders weighed the earnings season and awaited pending national inflation and retail sales reports. In the ...

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Some of the sharpest swings were in the crypto market, where bitcoin rose above $82,000 for the first time. Trump has ...