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Asia shares mostly rise on Wednesday despite a weak lead, as investors remain unaffected by trade tensions, including threats of high tariffs.
Asian shares traded mixed following Wall Street's sell-off, influenced by new tariffs announced by President Trump on trade partners.
Asian shares declined due to new U.S. tariffs and disappointing economic data from China, increasing market caution.
Asian shares mostly declined, with China's market leading the drop due to weak factory activity data, while Japanese stocks rose following the Bank of Japan's cautious stance.
Investors are cautious ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy announcement, and US-China trade talks concluded without a deal.
RAKBANK, a government-owned bank in the UAE, has become the first in the country to allow customers to buy and sell cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP using AED, marking a significant step in regional crypto adoption.
RAKBANK has partnered with Bitpanda to offer retail cryptocurrency trading services in the UAE, marking a significant step in the country's financial innovation and accessibility to digital assets.
Kbank has formed a task force to explore stablecoin-focused financial services, aiming to innovate and shape the future of banking with stable, digital currencies.
Asian shares mostly fell on Tuesday, with Japan and Hong Kong leading the downturn due to investor caution over looming U.S. tariffs and Federal Reserve actions.
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