Asian markets fell after Wall Street's worst week in 18 months. The weak U.S. jobs report sparked concerns about the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy.
Tech companies like Broadcom and Nvidia drove the Nasdaq composite down 2.6%. Oil prices rose, with benchmark U.S. crude up 88 cents to $68.55 a barrel.
Asian stocks tumbled on US growth fears and BOJ tightening. The US jobs data raised concerns about Fed rate cuts.
Chinese stocks saw downgrades as data raised doubts over its 5% GDP target. Stocks dropped as jobs data added to case for Fed cuts.
The stock market rebounded after S&P 500 losses. US recession fears hit markets.
Aldi to open more UK stores as profits more than double. Chinese producers slash prices as weak demand persists.
Job opportunities are drying up as stock market investors await Fed rate decision.
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