Bloomberg Business

Pump prices in Singapore have surged to an 11-month high, adding to concerns about persistent inflation in the Asian financial hub.

The Philippine economy expanded much slower than expected in the second quarter, reeling from the impact of above-target inflation, borrowing costs at a 16-year high and government underspending.

The administrators of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX criticized traders and market makers on a key creditor panel, accusing them of seeking control of assets regardless of the impact on other stakeholders.

A populist Thai political party leading efforts to form a government sought to allay central bank concerns that its pre-election pledges of billions of dollars in cash handouts will undermine the nation’s fiscal stability.

Foreign investors ramped up purchases of Malaysian assets last month in their hunt for carry returns amid bets global central banks are near the end of their tightening cycles.

The tournament has more sponsors than ever — but they still aren’t paying as much as they do for the men’s event.

Harinder Hundle spent about a decade advising the world’s rich at global banks including JPMorgan Chase & Co., but now he’s striking out on his own as a money manager.

Malaysia temporarily banned live cattle exports from Australia after Indonesia said it wouldn’t take animals from some of the nation’s shippers following the detection of lumpy skin disease.

The US and Saudi Arabia continue to work on a framework aimed at Saudi recognition of Israel in exchange for US security guarantees for Riyadh — though the Biden administration signaled Wednesday there’s still a long way to go.

Swedish housing prices were little changed in July, as the battered market entered a wait-and-see mode before activity picks up again after the summer.