Japan’s manufacturing sector expanded strongly in August, with new orders rising at their fastest pace since January 2018.
Bank Indonesia kept its benchmark rate at 5.75% while July lending and digital payment activity continued to grow.
Bank Indonesia has expanded its domestic credit card system from government transactions to consumers and businesses, integrating it with QRIS.
Indonesia is considering vehicle-based limits on subsidized fuel purchases as authorities seek to contain rising subsidy costs.
Blackbird Mountain Guides faces 150,000 in fines following an investigation into a deadly avalanche in Washington. The penalties aim to enforce stricter safety standards in the outdoor industry.
The administration is expanding beef imports to combat rising consumer prices. The move balances domestic agricultural interests with the need for affordable food, sparking debate on trade and food security.
British technology companies are increasingly looking overseas for capital and customers as they navigate a competitive global investment environment.
U.S. airlines are managing higher operating costs while strong passenger demand continues to support travel activity across major airports
Indonesia is accelerating industrial digitalization as manufacturers adopt automation, cloud systems and connected technologies to improve productivity.
Singapore will introduce tax and visa incentives for fund managers as it seeks to strengthen its position as a regional financial hub.
Indonesia’s digital economy continues expanding as e-commerce, online payments and financial technology attract investment and reach more consumers.
Iran granted special permission for several Iraqi oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz after repeated requests.
Major U.S. technology companies are increasingly using debt and equity markets to finance the enormous infrastructure required for AI expansion
Singapore’s three largest banks are benefiting from stronger wealth-management income as lower interest rates pressure traditional lending margins.
Canada will impose retaliatory tariffs on U.S. steel, electronics, and products, Prime Minister Mark Carney said as trade tensions grew.
Mexican ranchers are set to resume cattle exports to the U.S. after a year-long ban, implementing strict controls to prevent the spread of the New World screwworm.
Indian energy companies are paying more than $23 per million British thermal units for LNG amid disruptions linked to the Iran war.
China General Nuclear, blacklisted by the United States, operates five South Korean power facilities with combined capacity of 2.2 gigawatts.
Singapore selected four data-center operators for 200 MW of additional capacity as demand for AI infrastructure continues to grow.
Indonesia plans a new commodity exchange to establish domestic reference prices for strategic resources and strengthen its resource economy
Britain’s services sector expanded unexpectedly in August, with its PMI reaching a six-month high amid stronger business confidence.
Nintendo will officially launch Switch and Switch 2 in Indonesia in December, entering Southeast Asia’s largest gaming market.
SpaceX is expanding its energy strategy as rising launch activity and major infrastructure investments increase the company’s fuel and power needs.
The U.S. imposed 50% tariffs on some Canadian goods after trade talks failed, affecting about $20 billion of imports.