Japan’s startup equity gauge has accelerated gains in the past few weeks to nearly catch up to the benchmark index, as investors look to smaller stocks to broaden opportunities to ride one of the year’s hottest rallies.
Ukraine has recruited the help of a top White House adviser to meet with officials from nations that have stayed on the sidelines of the war in Ukraine, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.
Singapore’s financial regulator imposed penalties amounting to a total of S$3.8 million ($2.8 million) on four financial institutions for breaches related to the Wirecard AG scandal.
Colombia could potentially start to ease monetary policy within three months as inflation cools and the peso stabilizes around its current level, according to the nation’s finance chief.
SoftBank Group Corp.’s Vision Fund is preparing to start another round of layoffs as soon as this week, following an approximate 30% reduction last fiscal year, according to people familiar with the matter.
Most Indonesians will get to enjoy a five-day weekend at the end of the month after the government announced extra holidays in a bid to boost travel and consumption.
The yen’s slide to a seven-month low against the dollar and a 15-year low against the euro has reignited interest in Japanese policymakers’ remarks on foreign exchange amid renewed concern they may consider stepping into the market to prop up the nation’s currency.
House Republicans voted Wednesday to formally rebuke Representative Adam Schiff for alleged misrepresentations in congressional investigations he led of Donald Trump, culminating in the former president’s first impeachment.
Britain’s red-hot inflation may force the Bank of England to step up the pace of its interest rate rises again on Thursday against a backdrop of chaos in the UK mortgage market.
The founder of Chile’s surging right-wing party bashed President Gabriel Boric’s plan for government control of lithium production, saying it would set the country back in competing for investment.
