Reserve Bank of Australia chief Philip Lowe’s expectation of further interest-rate rises ahead has prompted economists and money markets to narrow the odds of a recession in the $1.5 trillion economy.
Malaysia’s revised budget for this year may provide support for its assets, as the government’s plan for increased infrastructure spending is seen as a positive, while new tax proposals are less onerous than expected.
A major coal port in Australia said vessels bound for China had arrived at the facility this month, adding more evidence of an easing of curbs on sales to the top consuming nation.
A scarcity of workers in the air industry is hobbling Hong Kong’s efforts to reestablish the international links vital for its role as a financial hub.
Twitter has cut a senior executive, Esther Crawford, Platformer’s Zoe Schiffer said in a tweet Sunday, as part of another wave of layoffs at Elon Musk’s social media platform.
Only a fifth of UK businesses plan to cut jobs this year even though the vast majority expect a recession, a survey from Boston Consulting Group found.
As Shohei Ohtani gets set to lead a star-studded Japan team in this year’s World Baseball Classic, investors in the nation’s stock market may look for gains in sports-related stocks.
BitFlyer Holdings Inc. co-founder Yuzo Kano plans to reinstate himself as chief executive officer of Japan’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange and guide it to an initial public offering, seeking to end a dispute with current management and other shareholders over control of the startup.
Norfolk Southern Corp. this week can resume shipments of hazardous waste from the site of its freight train derailment in Ohio, a US official said Sunday.
Israel and the Palestinian Authority agreed to work to halt a recent spiral of violence, in a deal brokered by the US and neighbors Egypt and Jordan.
