Nomura Holdings Inc. is betting that the gap between Indian bond yields and swaps will widen irrespective of whether the nation’s debt is included in global indexes over the coming weeks.
Apple Inc.’s major suppliers in Taiwan suffered another double-digit sales decline in August as weak consumer demand dragged down the wider electronics industry.
After winning control of the party Mark Rutte led for 17 years, Dilan Yesilgoz-Zegerius is focused on becoming the first female prime minister of the Netherlands.
China’s top-down vow to rejuvenate markets hasn’t resonated with investors, as initial excitement evaporates in a mire of continued troubles for the country.
China’s booming coal imports include more high-grade cargoes from Australia and Russia, as users offset the worsening quality of coal mined at home with fuel from abroad.
After months of acrimony, a much-anticipated meeting between Brazil’s Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskiy ended with both sides reaching an understanding of each other’s positions on Russia’s war.
Australian governments have unveiled multi-billion dollar plans in recent days to help address the nation’s deepening housing crisis, but an ongoing supply crunch suggests the cash is unlikely to make much of a dent in the problem.
Australia’s banking regulator is looking at how to improve Additional Tier 1 bonds, saying this year’s international banking crisis showed they only soak up losses at a “very late stage.”
Kia Corp.’s latest electric vehicle is the tiny Ray, with seating for just one person in its smallest configuration, and it has a price in South Korea to match.
The first-ever World’s 50 Best Hotels list has been revealed, with Europe and Asia the big winners.
