China will likely disappoint those hoping the government will roll out massive stimulus to shore up the weakening economic recovery, said Zhu Min, a former deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund.
When troops from Russia’s Wagner group left Ukraine’s battlefields for last weekend’s aborted uprising across the border, officials in Kyiv could barely conceal their joy at the prospect for disarray in Moscow.
The European Union has failed to offer Australia satisfactory terms to seal a free-trade accord, Trade Minister Don Farrell said, as small but important sticking points threaten to derail plans to sign by the end of August.
A high-profile government spokeswoman in Taiwan has resigned after a media outlet reported that she had an affair with a government-appointed bodyguard.
Wealthy UK investors are buying up gilts at a frenetic pace to take advantage of tax perks and soaring yields.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi met board members and key leadership of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in New Delhi and highlighted the opportunities India offers for global firms.
Dalian Wanda Group Co. told investors that one of its key units suspended a bond-sale application after receiving guidance from a Chinese regulator, according to some of those investors.
Global fund managers building out private markets activities in China are finding lucrative opportunities to deploy capital even as heightened geopolitical tensions chill fundraising efforts, leading others to scale back operations.
Vietnam’s economic expansion gathered some pace for the first time in three quarters, suggesting that growth-boosting measures by authorities are helping the trade-reliant nation.
Stark Corp., the Thai industrial cable maker at the center of an accounting scandal and debt default that rattled financial markets, plans to restructure its debt to stave off a forced delisting.
