Shares across Asia rose, following on from a rally on Wall Street, after US policymakers kept borrowing costs unchanged while signaling room to cut later this year. Equities in Taiwan, Australia and South Korea all rallied,

Asia shares were hobbled by weakness in Chinese markets on Thursday and struggled to build on Wall Street's rally, even as investor sentiment was lifted by the prospect that the Federal Reserve could still deliver two rate cuts this year.

Most Asian equities rose Thursday after US Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell suggested any increase in consumer prices caused by tariffs would likely be short-lived, even as the central bank

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Most Asian equities rose Thursday after US Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell suggested any increase in consumer prices caused by tariffs would likely be short-lived, even as the central bank

Asia-Pacific markets mixed on Thursday, tracking an upbeat session on Wall Street overnight. Read more details here.