Asian markets extend losses as Gaza bombardment continues
03:59
Asian markets extend losses as Gaza bombardment continues
Asian markets extended losses on Monday as higher bond yields and the escalating bombardment of Gaza dampened investor sentiment. Stocks fell across the board from Japan and Korea to Australia, with China's CSI-300 falling to its lowest since 2019. US 10-year Treasury yields hovered around a 16-year high of 5 percent, pushing borrowing costs up across the globe and testing equity valuations. Oil prices eased on the commodities front, with global benchmark Brent falling to 91 dollars a barrel, while gold retreated from five-month highs.
More Videos
International Adoptions: A Global Scandal | Storyteller | Trailer
Srebrenica: 31 years later
Why Türkiye is the next major player in stem cell tech | NexTech
Serbian activists campaign against battery cages for laying hens
Which Balkan country is the closest to join the European Union?
Politics, power and the World Cup | Bigger Than Five
Politics, power and the World Cup | Bigger Than Five
Is NATO on the verge of collapse? | Inside America
America’s World Cup..Football, Money, and Politics | My America
Religious autonomy of Turkish minority in Western Thrace undermined