June saw sharp global market moves, with Asia and Wall Street rallying, the dollar weakening, and trade war tensions weighing on Europe and broader economic outlooks.

Wion's global markets and economic health check for June

We look at how markets opened this morning. Asian stocks edged higher, tracking a reversal in wall street benchmarks. Investors also brace for pivotal events at the federal reserve and the bank of japan, which will shape the future of global interest rates.

Global markets roundup: Asian stocks climb ahead of Jackson Hole

Asia-Pacific markets opened mixed as investors assess the quarterly tankan survey from Japan ahead of the interest rate decision from the US Federal reserve.

Asian markets open mixed as investors await US Fed policy decision | World Business Watch

Asian stocks advanced on Friday as a report of progress in US-China trade talks stirred hopes of a deal in their tariff dispute and supported risk sentiment. The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin discussed lifting some or all tariffs imposed on Chinese imports and suggested offering a tariff rollback during trade discussions scheduled for January 30.

Global Markets: Asia stocks advance on US-China trade relief

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan ticked down 0.3%, slipping further from Monday's four-month high

Asia shares down, Euro pressured by doubts over Trump's policies, French election

Asian stocks and US stock futures edged 0.5 per cent higher in volatile trade, while the Dollar slipped on the Yen and Euro

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