06.03.2026 10:10 Overseas investors are pulling money out of emerging Asian stocks at the fastest pace in nearly four years as the escalating conflict in Iran triggers a reassessment of risk across global markets.06.03.2026 10:07 Emerging-market equities and currencies are set for the biggest weekly decline since the height of the pandemic in 2020.06.03.2026 10:00 Turkey has spent $12 billion, equal to roughly 15% of its foreign-currency reserves, to keep the lira stable during a week of global market volatility triggered by the war in Iran.06.03.2026 9:51 Qatar is offering at least two liquefied natural gas tankers that it controls for lease, as the country’s massive export facility in the Persian Gulf remains shut due to the ongoing war in the Middle East.06.03.2026 9:39 The International Monetary Fund said it stands ready to assist countries facing balance of payment concerns amid heightened uncertainty from the Middle East conflict.06.03.2026 9:33 More than 15 million barrels of Russian oil are floating within easy reach of India, offering the nation a quick fix to Middle East supply shortages after the US issued a temporary license allowing purchases.06.03.2026 8:25 China has refrained from setting ambitious goals for solar energy in its latest five-year plan, highlighting the sector’s mounting challenges after years of explosive growth.06.03.2026 8:15 Asian high-yield dollar bonds are getting disproportionately hit compared with global peers as the escalating Iran conflict underscores the region’s reliance on imported energy, in sharp contrast with the US.06.03.2026 8:14 Rohm Co. shares are set to jump by their daily limit in Tokyo after the Nikkei newspaper reported Denso Corp. made a takeover approach valuing the chipmaker at around ВҐ1.3 trillion ($8.3 billion).06.03.2026 8:07 TA Associates is considering selling bubble-tea maker Gong cha, according to people with knowledge of the matter.06.03.2026 8:00 Canadian miner Teck Resources agreed with Korea Zinc Co. to sell its zinc concentrates at a slightly higher processing fee in 2026, while charging more on silver and germanium after a surge in prices for both metals.06.03.2026 8:00 Aluminum was set to post its biggest weekly gain since September 2024 as the deepening conflict in the Middle East snarled shipments from the region and upended physical markets.06.03.2026 7:57 KKR & Co. will acquire a 348 billion won ($235 million) stake in South Korean renewable energy firm SK Eternix Co., stepping up its climate and environmental investments and underscoring its appetite for dealmaking despite market volatility stemming from the Iran war.06.03.2026 7:45 Foreigners have rushed to sell shares amid the Middle East conflict.06.03.2026 7:43 A protracted war in the Middle East could lift demand for carbon credits in the compliance market, if ongoing disruptions to LNG supplies compel industries to turn to cheaper, higher-emission fuels.06.03.2026 7:20 Central banks across developing Asia are facing a sudden shift in their policy outlook as traders ramp up bets on an Iran war-driven oil shock, adding to inflation pressures that were already building before the latest crisis.06.03.2026 7:15 Morgan Stanley is adopting a more cautious stance on Asian equities, trimming its India exposure on concerns that the Iran war may disrupt supply chains if oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz fail to recover.06.03.2026 7:08 Vietnam’s trade deficit narrowed in February, while exports and imports both grew less than expected and consumer prices spiked in a holiday-affected month.06.03.2026 6:34 Conveyor-belt sushi chain operator Food & Life Companies Ltd. fell the most in more than three months after Chinese authorities inspected one of its Sushiro outlets in Beijing over suspected food contamination.06.03.2026 5:29 The US has cleared the way for India to temporarily increase its purchases of Russian oil, reversing months of pressure on the world’s third-largest crude importer as an escalating conflict in the Persian Gulf upends energy flows.06.03.2026 4:32 Gold recaptured some losses but remained on track for the first weekly decline in more than a month, pressured by a stronger US dollar and inflationary risks tied to the ongoing war in the Middle East.06.03.2026 4:04 Oil headed for the biggest weekly surge since 2022 as the war in the Middle East unleashed a wave of disruption across energy markets, with producers, importers and shippers struggling to deal with the fall-out.06.03.2026 3:26 Asian stocks erased earlier declines on the final trading day of a volatile week, even as the Middle East conflict showed little sign of easing. Gold and silver rose.06.03.2026 1:19 Saudi Arabia raised the price of its main oil grade for buyers in Asia for April by the most since August 2022 as the widening Middle East conflict and effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz upended energy markets.05.03.2026 12:44 Canal+ SA will discontinue the loss-making Showmax streaming service developed by South African pay-TV operator MultiChoice Group, which the French firm bought last year.05.03.2026 12:41 The UK’s antitrust watchdog will carry out a market study of the ВЈ8.4 billion ($11.2 billion) private dentistry sector to assess whether consumers are getting value for money.05.03.2026 12:37 A rare US torpedo strike on an Iranian warship near Sri Lanka has raised difficult questions for India. The vessel had just taken part in a major Indian naval review, leaving New Delhi uncertain about whether Washington coordinated its plans and how to manage the diplomatic fallout. Bloomberg’s Executive Editor for Asia Economy and Government, Daniel Ten Kate, explains the implications for Prime Minister Narendra Modi as India balances its ties with the United States, Iran and other key partners on Insight with Haslinda Amin. (Source: Bloomberg)05.03.2026 12:00 Malaysia kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged as it warned that downside risks have risen from the deepening conflict in the Middle East.05.03.2026 5:06 South Korean equities bounced back after their biggest one-day slump on record, as bargain hunters returned to a market battered by panic selling.05.03.2026 4:00 Digital lender K Bank Co.’s shares erased an early surge in their debut after a 498 billion-won ($346 million) initial public offering on South Korea’s stock exchange, which has been going through vicious reversals this week.05.03.2026 3:59 The European Central Bank must prepare for a stronger euro if the continent wants to boost the single currency’s global status, Governing Council member Pierre Wunsch said. Страницы: 123456789101112 ... 1892189318941895189618971898189919001901190219031904190519061907190819091910191119121913191419151916191719181919192019211922192319241925
Overseas investors are pulling money out of emerging Asian stocks at the fastest pace in nearly four years as the escalating conflict in Iran triggers a reassessment of risk across global markets.
Emerging-market equities and currencies are set for the biggest weekly decline since the height of the pandemic in 2020.
Turkey has spent $12 billion, equal to roughly 15% of its foreign-currency reserves, to keep the lira stable during a week of global market volatility triggered by the war in Iran.
Qatar is offering at least two liquefied natural gas tankers that it controls for lease, as the country’s massive export facility in the Persian Gulf remains shut due to the ongoing war in the Middle East.
The International Monetary Fund said it stands ready to assist countries facing balance of payment concerns amid heightened uncertainty from the Middle East conflict.
More than 15 million barrels of Russian oil are floating within easy reach of India, offering the nation a quick fix to Middle East supply shortages after the US issued a temporary license allowing purchases.
China has refrained from setting ambitious goals for solar energy in its latest five-year plan, highlighting the sector’s mounting challenges after years of explosive growth.
Asian high-yield dollar bonds are getting disproportionately hit compared with global peers as the escalating Iran conflict underscores the region’s reliance on imported energy, in sharp contrast with the US.
Rohm Co. shares are set to jump by their daily limit in Tokyo after the Nikkei newspaper reported Denso Corp. made a takeover approach valuing the chipmaker at around ВҐ1.3 trillion ($8.3 billion).
TA Associates is considering selling bubble-tea maker Gong cha, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Canadian miner Teck Resources agreed with Korea Zinc Co. to sell its zinc concentrates at a slightly higher processing fee in 2026, while charging more on silver and germanium after a surge in prices for both metals.
Aluminum was set to post its biggest weekly gain since September 2024 as the deepening conflict in the Middle East snarled shipments from the region and upended physical markets.
KKR & Co. will acquire a 348 billion won ($235 million) stake in South Korean renewable energy firm SK Eternix Co., stepping up its climate and environmental investments and underscoring its appetite for dealmaking despite market volatility stemming from the Iran war.
Foreigners have rushed to sell shares amid the Middle East conflict.
A protracted war in the Middle East could lift demand for carbon credits in the compliance market, if ongoing disruptions to LNG supplies compel industries to turn to cheaper, higher-emission fuels.
Central banks across developing Asia are facing a sudden shift in their policy outlook as traders ramp up bets on an Iran war-driven oil shock, adding to inflation pressures that were already building before the latest crisis.
Morgan Stanley is adopting a more cautious stance on Asian equities, trimming its India exposure on concerns that the Iran war may disrupt supply chains if oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz fail to recover.
Vietnam’s trade deficit narrowed in February, while exports and imports both grew less than expected and consumer prices spiked in a holiday-affected month.
Conveyor-belt sushi chain operator Food & Life Companies Ltd. fell the most in more than three months after Chinese authorities inspected one of its Sushiro outlets in Beijing over suspected food contamination.
The US has cleared the way for India to temporarily increase its purchases of Russian oil, reversing months of pressure on the world’s third-largest crude importer as an escalating conflict in the Persian Gulf upends energy flows.
Gold recaptured some losses but remained on track for the first weekly decline in more than a month, pressured by a stronger US dollar and inflationary risks tied to the ongoing war in the Middle East.
Oil headed for the biggest weekly surge since 2022 as the war in the Middle East unleashed a wave of disruption across energy markets, with producers, importers and shippers struggling to deal with the fall-out.
Asian stocks erased earlier declines on the final trading day of a volatile week, even as the Middle East conflict showed little sign of easing. Gold and silver rose.
Saudi Arabia raised the price of its main oil grade for buyers in Asia for April by the most since August 2022 as the widening Middle East conflict and effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz upended energy markets.
Canal+ SA will discontinue the loss-making Showmax streaming service developed by South African pay-TV operator MultiChoice Group, which the French firm bought last year.
The UK’s antitrust watchdog will carry out a market study of the £8.4 billion ($11.2 billion) private dentistry sector to assess whether consumers are getting value for money.
A rare US torpedo strike on an Iranian warship near Sri Lanka has raised difficult questions for India. The vessel had just taken part in a major Indian naval review, leaving New Delhi uncertain about whether Washington coordinated its plans and how to manage the diplomatic fallout. Bloomberg’s Executive Editor for Asia Economy and Government, Daniel Ten Kate, explains the implications for Prime Minister Narendra Modi as India balances its ties with the United States, Iran and other key partners on Insight with Haslinda Amin. (Source: Bloomberg)
Malaysia kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged as it warned that downside risks have risen from the deepening conflict in the Middle East.
South Korean equities bounced back after their biggest one-day slump on record, as bargain hunters returned to a market battered by panic selling.
Digital lender K Bank Co.’s shares erased an early surge in their debut after a 498 billion-won ($346 million) initial public offering on South Korea’s stock exchange, which has been going through vicious reversals this week.
The European Central Bank must prepare for a stronger euro if the continent wants to boost the single currency’s global status, Governing Council member Pierre Wunsch said.