India’s inflation slowed sharply, while manufacturing production surged more than forecast, giving the central bank reason to keep interest rates unchanged for longer as it assesses the outlook for the economy.
The US accepted China’s invitation to attend a top security forum in Beijing this month, another sign that ties between the world’s two-largest economies are starting to normalize.
Several key former employees from Arm Holdings Plc’s Chinese venture have started a chip design house with local government backing, adding to uncertainty in the British firm’s biggest market just weeks after it raised $5 billion in an initial public offering.
Morgan Stanley abandoned its “too optimistic” call for Hong Kong residential property values to rebound this year, and now sees the market suffering two additional annual declines.
The trading arm of miner CMOC Group is a key link between China’s battery industry and the world.
Japanese companies in China see the economic situation as grim, according to a new report from the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China released Thursday.
Fletcher Building Ltd., New Zealand’s largest supplier of construction materials, dismissed claims that failures of plumbing systems in homes in Western Australia are caused by pipes made by its Iplex Australia unit.
Representative Steve Scalise abandoned his short-lived campaign Thursday to become US House speaker following days of contentious meetings among fellow Republicans.
Macquarie Asset Management is in talks with investors to raise as much as $11.5 billion in total for a trio of funds dedicated to Asia Pacific infrastructure, global renewables and energy transition, according to the people familiar with the matter.
Singapore’s central bank kept monetary settings unchanged for a second time this year amid waning core inflation, while increasing the frequency of its policy decisions to quarterly to be nimble in responding to evolving challenges.
