BYD Co. introduced its Dolphin electric car to Japan, betting that the compact hatch will help spearhead sales in a market that remains hesitant to embrace Chinese automakers and electric vehicles.
A pickup in China bond losses has sent local money managers rushing to reassure clients that there won’t be a repetition of last year’s record withdrawals.
China will account for a fifth of the world’s new aircraft deliveries over the next 20 years, driven by above average economic growth and booming demand for domestic air travel, according to Boeing Co.
Thailand expects to borrow about 2.4 trillion baht ($66.5 billion) in the fiscal year starting October, 7.6% more than this year to reflect an increase in funding needs, according to people with knowledge of the plans.
Hong Kong-listed companies are rushing to buy back shares in a bid to boost valuations as a rout extends.
Workers at Ford Motor Co.’s Canadian unit avoided a strike, reaching a tentative agreement late Tuesday after extending negotiations by 24 hours from a previous deadline.
Economists remain divided on whether Australia’s central bank will raise its key rate again this year, even as cooling inflation suggests less pressure on the Reserve Bank to tighten further.
Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has been in office for less than a month, but the US already sees its best opportunity in two decades to get its alliance with Thailand back on track after ties were strained under the previous military-backed regime.
Japan’s exports fell for the second consecutive month in further signs of a global slowdown, a worrying development for Japan’s foreign-demand dependent economy.
Pacific Investment Management Co.’s wealth-management business in Asia has grown this year at the fastest pace since 2018, bolstered by rising demand for fixed-income funds.
