A woman is walking by an electronic stock board of a securities firm in Tokyo. Asia equities extended a global rally on Tuesday (Jan 14), with the US decision to no longer designate China a currency manipulator a further sign of easing tensions between the economic titans. - AP
HONG KONG: Asia equities extended a global rally on Tuesday (Jan 14), with the US decision to no longer designate China a currency manipulator a further sign of easing tensions between the economic titans.
The Treasury announcement came days before the two sides are due to sign off on the first part of a wider trade agreement that has helped fan a rally in world markets.
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