Asian stocks

Asian shares gave back earlier gains on Thursday after data showed China's factory activity shrank for a fifth successive month, underscoring concerns about a growth slowdown in the world's second

Asian shares slipped on Wednesday as fresh concerns about China's economic slowdown dampened investors' risk appetite, which have been generally rising on a brightening outlook for the U.S

The dollar fell on Tuesday as easing fears about the threat posed to the euro zone by Greece diminished the US currency's safe-haven appeal, while Asian shares crept higher following

Asian shares edged higher and the dollar was firm against the yen on Monday with investors buoyed after the US market hit an almost four-year high last week and with

Asian stocks steadied on Friday and the dollar took a breather after its recent broad rally spurred some profit taking, but a fresh batch of data suggesting the US economy

Asian shares eased on Thursday on renewed concerns about Chinese growth, but a brighter global economic outlook underpinned the dollar and kept investor risk appetite intact, reducing the appeal of