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Märkte Asien: Nikkei und Technologiewerte in Asien schließen im Minus

Handelsblatt30 October 2026, 08:55 UTC

Die schwachen Zahlen der Tech-Konzerne Amazon und Intel haben an den asiatischen Börsen Folgen. Auch ein möglicher Hackerangriff auf die Kryptowährungsbörse Binance drückte auf die Stimmung.

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