India’s services growth slows a touch but still solid, PMI shows
Activity in India’s dominant services sector remained upbeat in July on robust demand, leading to strong job creation, despite elevated…
A third of India’s economy relies on nature: here’s why corporates need to invest more in natural climate solutions
India’s economy is highly dependent on nature and extremely vulnerable to climate risks. This could cost the country more than…
Can India become rich before its population grows old?
For the past two years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged to transform India into a high-income, developed country by…
Bank of Japan made hawkish tilt, debated inflation risk in June, minutes show
At least two of the Bank of Japan’s nine board members called for an early interest rate increase at a…
Euro zone investor morale slumps in August, expectations plummet
Investor morale in the euro zone fell for a second consecutive month in August, a survey showed on Monday, dropping…
World trade growth improves but conditions remain challenging
World trade is literally navigating rough waters Trading goods was not an easy job in the first half of the…
APEC businesses propose new climate bonds, carbon credit network
Asia-Pacific business executives urged emerging economies in the region to issue climate bonds indexed to a basket of currencies, which…
Jordan tenders to buy up to 120,000 metric tons feed barley, traders say
Jordan’s state grains buyer has issued an international tender to purchase up to 120,000 metric tons of animal feed barley,…
Vietnam’s Hai Linh receives license to import, export LNG
The Vietnamese government has granted Hai Linh Co. Ltd. the license to import and export LNG, making it the second…
Indonesia bought about 320,000 metric tons rice in tender, traders say
Indonesian state purchasing agency Bulog is believed to have purchased about 320,000 metric tons of rice an international tender late…