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Markets in Asia were in the red on Thursday, as concerns around a slowing global economy continued to grow, and after the United States announced a fresh set of tariffs to be applied to imports from the European Union.
Markets in Asia finished in the red on Wednesday, as concerns around the state of the global economy gathered steam following a woeful session on Wall Street overnight.
Markets in Asia finished higher on Tuesday, following a solid close on Wall Street overnight, as the Reserve Bank of Australia took the axe to its interest rate, cutting it to a new record low.
