Asian markets traded unevenly on Thursday as investors weighed geopolitical risks, mixed signals from the US labour market, and sharp moves in commodities, while corporate earnings optimism was led by Samsung Electronics, which expects record quarterly profits on the back of an AI-driven memory chip boom. The day’s developments also…
Global copper demand is projected to increase by 50% by 2040, driven by growth in the artificial intelligence and…
Germany’s industrial sector showed an unexpected burst of activity in November, offering a more nuanced picture of demand conditions…
JPMorgan Chase has agreed to take over the Apple credit-card program from Goldman Sachs, marking a significant shift in…
The difference in price (premium) for immediate delivery of US West Coast jet fuel sold to Asia has expanded…
State-owned refiners in India continue to purchase Russian crude oil even as New Delhi seeks relief from US tariffs…
Global markets moved cautiously in Asian trading as investors digested political upheaval in Venezuela, fresh trade tensions between Japan…
Japan’s top government spokesperson condemned China’s ban on exports of dual-use items as “absolutely unacceptable and deeply regrettable” on…
Chevron and private equity group Quantum Energy Partners are teaming up on a bid to acquire the international assets…