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Philippine shares close higher Tuesday
The 30-company Philippine Stock Exchange Index ended up 1.05 points, or 0.1 percent, at 1,579.26, after gaining 0.1 percent Monday.
Stocks close at lows for year
US stock indexes closed at their lowest levels of the year on Friday after a dismal July jobs report fuelled concerns the US economic recovery could be losing steam and crude oil hit another 21-year high.
Tokyo stocks end at two-month low on Friday
Tokyo stocks fell nearly 1 percent Friday to a two-month low over investors' concerns about higher oil prices and Wall Street's tumble overnight. The U.S. dollar was up against the Japanese yen.
Philippine shares close lower Friday
Philippine shares closed slightly lower Friday on Wall Street's losses and concerns over the continuing rise in crude oil prices, traders said.
AXA SA says it plans talks to take over all of its Australian offshoot
France-based financial services giant AXA SA said Friday it is planning talks that could lead to a 3.1 billion Australian dollar (US$2.17 billion) bid for the 48.3-percent stake of its Australian offshoot it doesn't already own.
Tokyo stocks end higher Thursday, US$ down
Tokyo stocks edged up Thursday as investors hunted for bargains following losses the day before. The U.S. dollar was down against the Japanese yen.
Philippines stocks close higher Thursday
The main Philippine stock index closed slightly higher Thursday, as bargain-hunters bought blue-chip Globe Telecom and other select stocks following recent losses, traders said.
Asian oil stocks join global energy rally
Oil companies such as China's CNOOC Ltd and India's Oil Natural Gas Corp joined a global rally among energy shares last month and may extend the gains as concern wanes that government policies will hurt the industry.
Wary over state of economy
US blue chips climbed for the fourth day in a row on Friday, but gains were capped by another surge in oil prices while economic reports cast doubt on the economy's strength.
Japanese bank to enter in bank merger tug-of-war
In a potentially hostile tug-of-war among Japan's banking titans, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group says it will offer to merge with UFJ Holdings Inc., the latest in its efforts to block a similar bid from a rival Japanese bank.
