Asia
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Tokyo breaks temperature record, reaching 25 degrees Celsius continuously.
Tokyo breaks temperature record, reaching 25 degrees Celsius continuously. It was the first time since 2552 that temperatures in central Tokyo hit 25 degrees Celsius in November. This number falls within the temperature limits set for a day during summer in Japan. -
Middle East Foreign Ministers meet with Blinken to discuss the situation of the Israel-Hamas war.
Top diplomats from the Middle East discussed the situation with Blinken. Israel-Hamas War -
“South Korea” reiterates that it has no policy of rejecting Thai tourists.
South Korea reiterates that it has no policy of rejecting Thai tourists. Strict immigration inspection may be a matter of sole discretion to immigration officials. Some people -
Watch out on 6 Nov.! Global Financial Leaders Investment Summit in Hong Kong
Watch out for the Global Financial Leaders Investment Summit. Global investment bank and asset management executives will attend the conference in Hong Kong on November 6, 2566, amidst geopolitical tensions and China's economic slowdown. -
Japan has begun releasing treated wastewater from Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant No. 3
Japan releases treated and diluted radioactive contaminated water from Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Entering the sea for the third time, approximately 3 tons, until November 7,800, 20 -
Japan ranks last in global survey of employee well-being.
Japan ranks last in global employee well-being survey. Although Japanese businesses have built a reputation for lifelong employment and job security, But scored 34% lower than average. -
Central Bank of Malaysia Maintain interest rates as expected at 3%, view stable inflation and stable growth trends.
Central Bank of Malaysia Maintain interest rates as expected at 3% for the 3rd meeting in a row, view inflation as stable and growth trend stable. -
Japanese Prime Minister injects 1.13 billion dollars into the budget to stimulate the economy from inflation.
The Japanese Prime Minister injected a budget of 1.13 billion dollars to continue stimulating the economy from inflation, including temporary reductions in income taxes and housing taxes. as well as subsidies to control oil and utility costs. -
“Asiana Airlines” approves plan to merge with Korean Air amid concerns about competition on European routes.
"Asiana Airlines" agrees to push ahead with plans to merge with Korean Air, including selling its cargo business to another South Korean airline. amid concerns affecting competition on European routes -
“S&P” assesses “Vietnamese real estate” affecting the banking sector, fearing that NPL will soar to 4.5%.
"S&P" assesses "Vietnamese real estate" affecting the banking sector, fearing NPL will surge to 4.5% and overall housing sales in Vietnam are expected to shrink 15-20% in 2566.
































