Asia
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Hong Kong leader announces economic, financial market reforms aimed at spurring growth across island
Hong Kong leader John Lee has announced plans to revive the economy and financial markets, including lowering alcohol taxes, in a bid to boost growth and help Hong Kong's poor. -
AirAsia announces big plans to expand flight routes to Africa, Europe and the US
AirAsia announces expansion to Africa, Europe and the US after major restructuring, says it is operational after purchasing 361 Airbus aircraft to add to its fleet -
Fukoku expects BOJ to raise rates two more times, hoping to push bond yields up 2%
Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance expects BOJ to raise rates two more times, pushing bond yields to 2%, reveals company aims to buy additional 1 billion yen in bonds -
Tokyo Metro eyes $2.3 billion in biggest IPO in Japan in 6 years
Tokyo Metro to raise $2.3 billion, biggest Japanese IPO in six years since Softbank in 6 -
Vietjet strengthens its fleet after reaching a 1,000 billion baht engine deal, ready to receive new Airbus
Vietjet (Vietnam) Reaches Agreement with CFM to Supply Over 1 LEAP-400B Engines, Takes Delivery of New Airbus A321neo Aircraft -
Indian rupee weakens, hits record low as outflows of over $6 billion
Indian rupee falls to record low as foreign investors pull $6 billion out of stocks and bonds this month, analysts eye move on Reserve Bank of India -
South Korea's central bank cuts interest rates for the first time as expected, ending a two-year tightening cycle
South Korea's central bank cuts interest rates by 0.25% as expected, ending a two-year cycle of monetary tightening after a series of interest rate hikes that hit a 2-year high. -
Japanese PM announces dissolution of parliament, prepares for new election on 27 Oct 67
Japanese PM dissolves parliament today (October 9), prepares to hold election on October 27, 67. Shigeru Ishiba hopes to win the election to form a new government. -
“Seven & i” shares, parent company of Japanese 7-Eleven, surge 10% after Couche-Tard increases takeover offer by 20%
"Seven & i" shares, parent company of Japan's 7-Eleven, surge 10% after Couche-Tard increases its takeover offer by 20%, valuing the convenience store giant at $47,100 billion. -
Japan: First Half of 67: Over 4,990 Companies Bankrupt, Highest in 11 Years
Japan sees more than 67 companies go bankrupt in first half of 4,990, highest in 11 years, with construction, manufacturing and retail businesses reporting the most bankruptcies
































