Asian markets mostly dip as Fed signals rate hike caution; Indian indices rise on IT gains and foreign inflows.

Asian stocks traded in a narrow range on Tuesday, as investors reacted cautiously to China's surprisingly strong economic growth figures and persistent worries about rising U.S. trade tariffs. Investo

Shares in Asia are mixed after an update on inflation pulled most U.S. stocks lower, though gains for Nvidia pushed the Nasdaq to another record.

Markets were mixed Tuesday as positive Chinese economic data was offset by weak consumer spending, while optimism that governments will hammer out deals to avoid the worst of Donald Trump's tariff threats provided support.

A slew of economic data releases from China is expected, including its growth rate for the second quarter, urban investment and retail sales for June.

Asian markets mostly opened lower Wednesday after US crypto bills stalled in the House. Asian chip stocks (TSMC +0.9%, Advantest +0.73%) rallied after the US lifted some export curbs to China. Bitcoin price fell 1.

Indian markets opened flat following Asian market weakness and investor caution ahead of corporate earnings and trade updates. Sensex opened at 82,534.66, down 36.24 points, while Nifty dipped marginally to 25,

Foreign investors pulled funds from Asian bonds in June for the first time in five months, as concerns over a U.S. tariff deadline and heightened tensions in the Middle East weighed on sentiment.

Asia-Pacific stock markets began Tuesday’s session with a mixed performance, as investors parsed a crucial economic growth report from China that topped analysts’ forecasts. While the better-than-expected data from the Asian giant provided some support,