China will likely keep cutting interest rates, speed up the issuance of infrastructure bonds and loosen more property policies after top leaders signaled fresh support for the economy is on the way.
Saudi Arabia’s receipts from oil sales abroad declined by more than a third to the lowest since September 2021, amid a spluttering recovery in energy markets.
Envoys from China and Russia are set to become the first foreign delegations to enter North Korea since the pandemic started, a sign of opening by the isolated country.
UBS Group AG will pay a total of about $387 million in fines related to misconduct by Credit Suisse Group AG in its dealings with Archegos Capital Management as the new owner of the collapsed Swiss rival starts picking up its legal tab.
Fast-fashion retailer Shein is being sued by Hennes & Mauritz AB for copyright infringement in Hong Kong, where the litigation aimed at mitigating the threat posed by its Chinese rival has been underway since 2021.
New policies to classify green investments would help spur an energy transition in India that’s likely to need spending of $200 billion a year, according to REC Ltd., a key lender to the nation’s power sector.
India’s move to ban certain rice exports has sparked some panic buying in various countries, with videos on social media showing bags of the staple food flying off the shelves and long lines outside grocery stores.
Singapore ordered the estranged brother of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to attach a fake news notice and correct his Facebook post sharing “untrue” statements related to luxury bungalows rented by two senior ministers.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the US is reviewing Mubadala Investment Co.’s planned takeover of Fortress Investment Group amid concerns over the United Arab Emirates’ ties to China, the Financial Times reported.
Akzo Nobel NV lifted expectations for the year after the paintmaker cut costs with raw material prices set to fall.
