Japanese longer-dated bonds rallied on Tuesday after the government took the rare step of canvassing primary dealers and other market participants for their views on future issuance. The move by the Japanese finance ministry appeared designed to restore calm to a JGB market that has been wracked by volatility in recent weeks,
Miles de manifestantes piden elecciones generales en Bangladesh
Miles de estudiantes y jóvenes de un partido político líder en Bangladesh se manifestaron en la capital, Daca, el miércoles, ...
France’s Macron presses ahead on his South Asia tour with talks in Indonesia
The French president has met with his Indonesian counterpart as Emmanuel Macron pressed on with a week-long trip to Southeast Asia focused on strengthening regional ties in an increasingly unstable ...
India-Pakistan clashes renew fears over nuclear risk
The tenuous ceasefire that brought India and Pakistan back from the brink of war this month was hailed on both sides as a victory. But experts warn that the disruption to the regional equilibrium ...
India markets regulator bars ex-IndusInd Bank top executives from securities trading
By Jayshree P Upadhyay (Reuters) -India markets regulator on Wednesday restrained former IndusInd Bank CEO, deputy CEO and three others from trading in securities until further orders over alleged ...
India’s SAIL posts quarterly profit drop on inventory costs
Steel Authority of India (SAIL) reported a lower fourth-quarter adjusted profit on Wednesday, hurt by inventory costs.
India raises purchase price of rice by 3%, lowest increase in five years
India has raised the price at which it will buy the new-season common rice paddy variety from local farmers by 3%, the lowest increase in five years, as New Delhi struggles to manage overflowing ...
China’s military presence grows on doorstep of new U.S. partner
China's military footprint in the Indian Ocean has grown markedly over the past decade, according to a recent analysis ...
Sri Lankan leftist government begins privatisation
COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's leftist government said Tuesday (May 27) it was selling a failed hotel project, marking its first privatisation move in line with an IMF bailout. ( read original story ...)
In final presidential debate, candidates spar over nuclear armament, North Korea and martial law
South Korea's potential nuclear armament and alliance with the United States were among issues the main presidential candidate sparred over Tuesday night during their third and final debate ahead of ... ( read original story ...)