Bank of Japan officials see the possibility of having a policy review next year, after wage growth and any slowdown in the global economy are closely examined, according to people familiar with the matter.
Covid infections are surging in Beijing, disrupting official government work and keeping people at home after authorities made an about-turn in their strict policy of managing virus cases.
As Arabs across the globe rally behind the Moroccan soccer squad that has beaten some of Europe’s best players to win a historic place in the World Cup semi-finals, one country isn’t cheering along: Its next-door neighbor.
A Hong Kong court overturned the conviction of a prominent local democracy activist for her role in a banned Tiananmen memorial last year, in a rare victory for the city’s beleaguered opposition.
(Bloomberg) — Two of Japan’s largest initial public offerings this year saw shares jump in their Tokyo debuts on Wednesday, after both companies priced the securities at the top of the marketed range.
Price and production cuts contribute to the CEO squandering his status as world’s richest person.
European natural gas prices declined as temperatures are forecast to return to more normal levels within the next few days.
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. plans to invest 100 billion rupees ($1.2 billion) in a plant to make electric sports utility vehicles, a significant shift for a company that has been heavily reliant on gas-powered cars.
China seems to be embracing a fast and explosive Covid reopening, a risky approach that’s worrying observers given the vast country’s vulnerabilities.
Train strikes and freezing weather have left London’s business districts deserted this week as thousands of financial professionals work from home to avoid disrupted commutes.
