Bloomberg Business

In the battle between Asia’s two highest-yielding major markets, Indian assets look more promising than those of Indonesia.

China’s consumer-driven recovery is showing more signs of losing momentum as spending slows on everything from holiday travel to cars and homes, adding to expectations for more stimulus to support the economy.

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda has convinced swap traders that the nation’s negative interest-rate policy will remain in place at least until next year.

New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins took two air force jets with him on a trip to China in case the one he was traveling in broke down.

More driving means more fuel use, but that correlation has been weakened as hybrid and electric vehicles take off.

An adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said there have been no indications the Wagner mercenary group is retreating from conflict areas in the country after its leader Yevgeny Prigozhin agreed to go into exile.

Smaller firms in the Square Mile are increasingly looking to merge as a way to survive

Deflation in Seychelles is expected to be short-lived because of a weaker currency and higher import prices, the central bank said.

A heat wave in northern China is the latest threat to agricultural production in the country as the El Nino weather pattern brings hotter and drier conditions than normal.