Summary Tokyo Electron reaffirmed its annual outlook and announced a ￥104 billion plant expansion, signaling confidence in AI-driven chip demand. The company’s Q4 profit surged 51%, beating estimates.

Tech and property stocks fuel Hang Seng gains, while a strong yen weighs on Nikkei. Learn how rate expectations shape Asia’s stock markets.

Asian stock markets are trading largely higher on Friday, reflecting mixed signals from Wall Street overnight. Investors are ...

Economic, political, and environmental trends are accelerating Central Asia’s shift to EVs, and Chinese firms are at the ...

Tokyo Electron Ltd. reaffirmed its annual outlook and outlined plans to build a ¥104 billion ($681 million) plant, suggesting ...

EU mid-market update: BOE set to cut rates, but likely keeping its gradual stance; Maersk stays pessimistic regarding Red Sea return; Tokyo Electron beat helps global chip names.

The push comes as worries grow about a potential trade war brewing after President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on China and China retaliated.

Toyota Motor will establish a wholly owned company in Shanghai to develop and produce electric vehicles and batteries for the ...

Gains in Asian tech companies were broad-based, with stocks in Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong advancing. Semiconductor ...

The yen edged up against the dollar and euro amid signs the Bank of Japan will keep raising interest rates as others cut.

Earlier shares in Japanese AI-related firms including Advantest, Softbank and Tokyo Electron fell sharply, helping to push ...