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Switzerland’s Bank Syz hired former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive Gabriel Aractingi to spearhead the wealth manager’s push into the Middle East.

Two more Chinese developers have failed to meet dollar-bond payments, occurring amid renewed home-sales softness and a lack of aggressive stimulus.

A rally triggered by a pivot to market-friendly policies in some key emerging markets is already showing signs of fatigue.

JSR Corp., the largest maker of a compound essential to all chipmaking, surged by its daily limit after a report the government-backed Japan Investment Corp. may buy out the company for roughly ¥1 trillion ($7 billion).

India’s central bank need not rush to ease rates unless sure of a stable low-inflation regime, said a rate-setter at India’s monetary policy panel.

Volatility has returned to European natural gas, driven in large part by a wave of new investors who bet that prices will fall.

Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing’s real estate arm has expressed interest in buying a majority stake in a syndicated loan backing a local luxury apartment building developed by two Chinese firms, according to people familiar with the matter.

Singapore’s office towers are defying a global slowdown in commercial real estate, in a sign of the Asian hub’s continuing appeal.

China’s June passenger car sales are expected to drop 5.9% in June from the same month last year, when deliveries jumped as Shanghai emerged from a punishing Covid lockdown.

PwC’s decision to sell its scandal-plagued government services business in Australia has done little to ease its troubles in the country, with a senior lawmaker questioning the firm’s motives.