Stocks in Asia are trading mixed after President Trump indicated he's likely to go ahead with higher tariffs on Chinese imports if talks fail to produce a deal. He told the Wall Street Journal the rate could be either 10 or 25% if he can't make progress with China's leader Xi Jinping when they meet at the G-20 Summit in Argentina.

Nigeria’s Debt Management Office plans to list the country’s 10.69 billion naira Sovereign Green Bond on the Nigerian Stock Exchange later this week.

The Trump administration raised the stakes in its trade dispute with China on Tuesday, saying it would slap 10 percent tariffs on an extra $200 billion worth of Chinese imports, including numerous consumer items, sending stocks in Asia skidding. Ryan Brooks reports.

In today's "Stock Exchange," Bloomberg's Shery Ahn, David Ingles and Haidi Lun discuss the top three stocks to watch in Asia on "First Up."

After ending an eight-day rally last session as profit taking activities on Dangote cement saw the stock shed 2.9 per cent.