Swedish Home Prices Stand Still as Rate Peak Is Nearing
Sweden’s housing market remained in a wait-and-see mode last month, largely in line with the outlook of the central bank that’s signaled a peak in borrowing costs is close.
Sweden’s housing market remained in a wait-and-see mode last month, largely in line with the outlook of the central bank that’s signaled a peak in borrowing costs is close.
AirTrunk, an Australian data center operator, is considering strategic options including a minority stake sale, according to people familiar with the matter.
Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt has been hurled into the spotlight after US press reports alleged that former President Donald Trump spilled secrets about US nuclear subs to the businessman.
The hunt for stock winners in the global race for green transition-linked minerals has found a new target: India’s miners.
Aware Super Pty, one of Australia’s largest pension funds, is hunting for more property and infrastructure deals in Europe as it opens a London office.
A veteran Asia equity fund manager who has outperformed peers by avoiding China expects the region’s largest market to remain weak for the next several years, even as some global banks are seeing signs of an economic bottom.
Hong Kong has invited a list of top executives for a summit in early November, including the hedge fund heavyweight Ken Griffin and the top bosses at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley, as the city attempts to shore up its status as a global financial hub.
Oyo Hotels is in talks with Apollo Global Management Inc. to refinance a $660 million loan as the once-high-flying startup seeks more time to cut debt following a delay in its initial public offering, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
FTX co-founder Gary Wang said he and Sam Bankman-Fried committed a multibillion-dollar fraud with customer funds that led to the cryptocurrency exchange’s collapse, shortly after taking the stand against his onetime math camp buddy and MIT roommate.
The $70 million total for art may still represent a single-owner record in Asia, but a full quarter of the lots failed to sell.