By at least one metric in the US$9.5 trillion foreign-exchange markets, demand for the dollar is ebbing amid the tenuous ceasefire between the US and Iran.

Rotational interest is likely to support lower liners and penny stocks during the week of April 13-17. Oiltek International appears to be forming a triangle, which is likely to be a continuation ...

The firms are planning to participate as cornerstone investors, which get guaranteed allocation in a deal in exchange for holding the shares for a period of time, sources said.

SoftBank Corp is selling its debut euro-denominated bond on Friday, with investors focused on risks stemming from its parent company’s aggressive push into artificial intelligence.

The changes may help rebalance China’s two main growth boards by spreading high‑tech listings more evenly between Shanghai’s STAR Market and Shenzhen’s ChiNext, a fund manager said.

Hartnett sees stocks being replaced by commodities as the biggest winners of the “anything but bonds” trade for the rest of the 2020s.

Records suggest that Sharetronic procured hundreds of Super Micro systems containing high-end Nvidia chips, banned from sale to and within China absent permission from Washington since 2022.

Since Keir Starmer failed to grant the US the level of access they were seeking to British bases during the Iran conflict, US President Donald Trump has fired a volley of insults at the British PM.

Indian refiners have splurged on Russian crude in the last two months and expect to continue buying at current lofty levels for the rest of the year, as it navigates a Middle East supply crunch.

Thailand expects oil prices to remain elevated for up to two years due to the Middle East conflict, its finance minister said, signalling prolonged pressure with rising costs and slowing growth.

India’s individual investors doubled down on stock mutual funds in March, pouring in record amounts in monthly recurring plans despite heightened geopolitical tensions and market volatility.

DBS Group Holdings analysts Ng Jia Hui, Derek Tan and Geraldine Wong have initiated “buy” on Wee Hur Holdings as the Mainboard-listed construction company seeks to diversify its operations to include ...