Asian indices have been a big winner for some time now, and this doesn’t look like its going to change anytime soon.

South Korea’s benchmark KOSPI Composite Index ( KOSPI) has surged 31% year-to-date, vaulting above the 5,000 level and emerging as one of the strongest-performing major equity markets around the world ...

Last year alone, it surged by 95%, recording a historic return rate. This year, it has already jumped by 34%. Since this is ...

South Korean stocks surpassed the landmark 5,500-point mark for the first time in history Thursday, boosted by sharp gains in blue-chip tech shares.

Markets in Seoul, Hong Kong, and Tokyo are all pointing upward. Learn why buying dips in the KOSPI, Hang Seng and Nikkei 225 ...

In Japan, the Nikkei 225 climbed past the 58,000 mark at the start of trading as markets reopened after a public holiday, ...

On Tuesday, the rapid-fire recovery of Samsung and SK Hynix shares sent South Korea's Kospi 6.8% higher to 5288.08--a sharp U-turn from the index's 5.3% drop a day earlier. The Kospi has gained 25% so ...

South Korea’s market surge is driven by AI memory demand, rising retail leverage and policy support. Here’s what US and EU ...

In Asia, investors are keeping an eye on tech and tech-related stocks in the region for any spillover.

The sell-off was driven by a combination of factors, including uncertainty surrounding Kevin Warsh's nomination as the next US Federal Reserve Chair and heightened volatility in metals markets.

Japanese stock gains have been fueled by the "Takaichi trade" after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's landslide victory in the ...