US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Russia ending the war was “the most important thing” for the global economy as she accused officials from Moscow attending a Group of 20 meeting of being complicit in atrocities taking place in Ukraine.
Credit Suisse Group AG and Mizuho Financial Group Inc. have joined the lineup of banks working on the listing of Olam Group’s agricultural business in Singapore and Saudi Arabia, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
The college professor who looks set to run Japan’s central bank says he feels the sting of inflation when he gets his lunch.
Chaotic scenes have swept the country ahead of Saturday’s election, amid an acute cash and gasoline shortage — the culmination of a tough eight years for Africa’s biggest economy
South Africa’s state-owned logistics company has rejected an overture from an Anglo American Plc unit to take over the running of its iron ore rail line, which is one of its most profitable but battles to move sufficient volumes.
Investors said Bank of Japan Governor nominee Kazuo Ueda’s appearance in parliament was broadly as expected and contained little to change their convictions on the central bank’s path for policy.
Asia millionaires’ reduced risk appetite is hitting Singapore banks at a time when they are welcoming more funds than ever from the wealthy.
Thai Airways International Pcl’s fourth quarter profit almost tripled after Thailand eased pandemic-related border restrictions and tourists started to come back to the popular Southeast Asia holiday destination.
Progressive groups that have long advocated for a change in the leadership of the World Bank decried the Biden administration’s nomination of a former Wall Street and corporate executive as more of the same at the anti-poverty lender.
One of Asia’s best-performing bond funds is looking for opportunities to pull back from Chinese developers’ offshore notes after raising its holdings during a record rally.
