By Anton Bridge and Miho Uranaka TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese tyre maker Bridgestone has more than halved the value of a planned bond offering to about 50 billion yen ($350.56 million) as underwriters continue to gauge demand for the issuance,
Canada, Japan Led Foreign Surge in Treasuries Buying in February
Foreign holdings of US Treasuries surged in February by the most since June 2021, with Canada and Japan among the biggest net buyers during a month that preceded the bond market’s recent turmoil.
Russia ramps up oil products supplies to Indonesia
Russia is ramping up shipments of oil products to Indonesia as Moscow seeks to expand new markets for its exports in the wake of Western sanctions imposed over its invasion of Ukraine, market sources ...
Schroders axes roles at fully-owned China fund unit, sources say
By Selena Li HONG KONG (Reuters) - Schroders cut about one-sixth of staff at its fully-owned China fund manager, sources with knowledge said, the latest global asset manager to trim operations in the world's second-largest economy as the group seeks to rein in costs under new CEO Richard Oldfield.
Nvidia CEO meets DeepSeek founder amid U.S.-China tariff tussle
Nvidia CEO meets DeepSeek’s founder in Beijing as U.S.-China tariff tensions stir new concerns over AI tech cooperation.
Caspian Wind To European Grids: Azerbaijan’s Renewable Revolution Goes Global
Nazrin Abdul Read more One of the defining discussions at the international forum on Facing the New World Order, hosted by ADA University on April ...
Desperate for sales, China’s traders chase risky deals in emerging markets
With the US market closed off, Chinese exporters are scouring the globe to find new buyers – with mixed results.
Operation Assad: The story of how Syria’s Bashar fled and who smuggled away his valuables
Assad’s rule, a covert operation saw him flee to the UAE aboard a private jet, accompanied by his closest aides, family, and millions in assets. Orchestrated by his top adviser, Yasar Ibrahim, the ...
Saudi Arabia eyes investment in Vale, MIND ID: Minister
Besides critical minerals, the industry minister also confirmed that the petrochemical sector is on the table.
Red Cross faces funding shortage in Myanmar earthquake relief
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said on Thursday it had received only a fraction of an emergency appeal for 100 million Swiss francs ($122.40 million) to help ...