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Shorter Indian bonds set to gain further on RBI's record dividend payout

The yield on the five-year note has declined more than 50 basis points since April 1, outpacing the 33 basis-point decline on the 10-year note

Israel eying to take over 75% of Gaza in two months as war intensifies

The offensive is aimed at finally defeating Hamas, or forcing the exile of its leadership, and pressing the militant group to release the remaining hostages taken in Hamas' attack on Oct 7, 2023

Chinese electric trucks, machines set to build global cities of future

Work vehicles have tended to fly below the radar in discussions of urban emissions, but their vast size and power requirements give them a disproportionate share of engine pollution

Trump tariffs loom over Asean Summit as ties with China strengthen

Trade and economic cooperation will likely dominate the agenda of the 10-nation Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit taking place in Kuala Lumpur, along with conflicts in Gaza and Myanmar

President Trump's backing for a Nippon steel deal leaves big questions

Donald Trump heralded a planned partnership between the two industrial heavyweights, claiming it would create at least 70,000 jobs - roughly five times US Steel's current American employees

Trump to delay 50% tariffs on EU until July 9 after call with von der Leyen

The EU had been slated for a 20 per cent tariff under those reciprocal rates announced in April, and a temporary pause took the rate down to 10 per cent through July 9

Softbank's Masayoshi Son floats idea of US-Japan sovereign wealth fund

Son has discussed the plan with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, although it hasn't been formally proposed, the report said.

EU weighs cutting 20 lenders from SWIFT under new Russia sanctions

A decision on timing of potential restrictions has yet to be taken

Trump signs orders to boost nuclear energy, speed reactor construction

The effort is a bid to meet a coming surge in electricity demand and help the US reclaim its edge in nuclear energy

Trump is frittering away US' soft power in Asia with its Harvard ban

America and China are already locked in a battle for influence - but Washington risks sabotaging those goals

Apple plans glasses for 2026 as part of AI push, nixes watch with camera

Company engineers are ramping up work on the glasses - a rival to Meta Platforms Inc.'s popular Ray-Bans - in a bid to meet the year-end 2026 target

Jane Street nets $2.3 bn from booming India equity options trading

The trading haul was a sharp surge from 2023, underscoring the country's growing importance to the firm's global expansion, according to people familiar with the matter

Tariff uncertainties pose growth risks, says RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra

The governor said India's domestic growth is supported by stable policies, healthy corporate balance sheets and strong macroeconomic fundamentals that bode well for the economy.

Harvard legal fight supercharged by Donald Trump's foreign student ban

The government has already frozen more than $2.6 billion in funding to Harvard, with a court challenge by the school set to be aired in July

Christine Lagarde warns of enduring changes in global trade dynamics

The finance ministers and central bank governors focused instead on a collective call to address "excessive imbalances" in the global economy, an effort clearly aimed at China, though they didn't name

India's car-centric growth is driving the middle class to frustration

At 6 million-plus kilometers (4 million miles), India's road network is now the second largest in the world after the US, according to official data from New Delhi.

US judge blocks Donald Trump's effort to shutter education department

Education Department spokesperson, Madi Biedermann, said in a statement that the administration would contest Joun's ruling.

Jamie Dimon warns of stagflation risk amid US economic uncertainty

Dimon's comments expand on remarks he made in recent , when he warned against complacency and said recession remains a possibility, adding that many of the effects of the tariffs are yet to be seen

BYD supasses Tesla in Europe for the first time with 169% surge in sales

Until recently, BYD and its Chinese peers had prioritized selling fully electric cars in Europe, spurred by the region's ambitious targets to lower tailpipe emissions and transition the industry

Moscow faces second day of drone attacks, dozens of flights disrupted

All four airports in greater Moscow suspended operations multiple times over the past day, resuming around 6 a.m. Thursday, according to a flight safety watchdog