South Korean stocks fell 2.7% as chipmakers sank, even as the won strengthened and bond yields eased. A risk-off mood in global tech hit Seoul’s biggest index weights. Samsung Electronics slid 3.17% ...

GIFT Nifty pointed higher after Monday’s 1.7% jump, with easing crude prices and renewed foreign buying supporting sentiment. The setup is being driven by two forces: energy and money flows. On energy ...

The CSI300 fell about 1% after regulators rolled out market-stabilizing steps, while a tech selloff and fresh property worries kept sentiment shaky. China’s CSI300 and Shanghai Composite each fell ...

Asian stocks slipped and Brent steadied near $104.72 as investors watched election odds and shifting US-Iran headlines. Asian markets started Tuesday cautiously while Brent crude held near $104.72, as ...

A Northern Territory regulator paused its review to set tougher environmental terms for the 1-gigawatt campus, leaving the developer without a new timeline. Project Ares is pitched as one of Australia ...

Reuters said shipments from Australia and Brazil rose to 27.9 million tons, while steelmakers held back on restocking as margins stayed weak. Iron ore slid after fresh data showed more cargoes leaving ...

The PBOC will lift banks’ FX reserve requirement ratio from 4% to 6% on November 15th, a shift Reuters estimates pulls about $24 billion from the system.

The company lined up AU$2.6 million for APAS Revolution, including a AU$1 million raise and a AU$1.6 million loan due November 30th, 2027.

As headline treatment charges slip below zero, smelters are leaning on by-product credits and side-terms that make the ...

The parent is offering 13,000 won a share for a 23.57% stake, aiming to lift its ownership to 83.91% if investors tender in full.

Banks and miners led the ASX 200 higher as oil slid overnight and markets priced in a high chance of another rate hike.

The bank expects “strong” monthly active user growth and sees AI as a monetizable add-on when the company reports third-quarter results on Nov. 10th.