POLITICSTÜRKİYEWAR ON GAZABIZTECHINFOGRAPHICSFEATURESOPINIONWAR ON IRAN
Asian stocks slump
02:26
Asia Pacific
Asian stocks slump
Stocks in Asia slumped across the board as investors digest trade data from China. China's November trade numbers surprised expectations, with exports climbing 0.5 percent, UP from a 6.4 percent fall in October, It was the first increase in exports since April, amid signs of improvement in global trade flows. Meanwhile, imports fell 0.6-percent year on year. The world's second-largest economy's trade balance widened to 68.4 billion dollars over the month. Overnight in the US, all three major indexes retreated as traders assessed data indicating falling inflation while awaiting the monthly jobs report.
More Videos
Albanian students fight for their native language
Emigration: A demographic problem or a threat to economy?
Washington and Beijing: Rivals or partners over Iran? | Inside America
Overbooked | Series | Trailer
Inside Konya, Türkiye’s Historic Heart | Where to Next?
Mining in Serbia’s Bor contributes economy but poses risks to health and nature
Bosnia and Herzegovina confronts Croatia over nuclear waste facility
Sanctioning settlers: EU pressure or political cover? | Bigger Than Five
Konya beyond expectations | Where To Next
Sanctioning settlers: Is it enough? | Bigger Than Five