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Airbus signs $20 bn Malaysia jet deals during PM Anwar's Europe trip

The buying spree, particularly for commercial jets, comes as both Airbus and its American rival Boeing Co benefit from trade visits and bilateral tariff negotiations

Brics set to condemn Trump's 'coercive' tariffs, Mideast, climate issues

Brics leaders are discussing a call for full Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and voicing opposition to any forced displacement of Palestinians from their territory

OPEC+ may boost oil production faster than expected, weighs August hike

Since April, OPEC and its partners have pivoted from years of output restraint to reopening the taps, surprising crude traders and raising questions about the group's long-term strategy

Trump signs his 'big, beautiful' tax bill at White House ceremony

The legislative milestone reinforces Trump's grip on the Republican Party, whose Capitol Hill leaders muscled the bill through the House and Senate this week

Indian insurers urge IRDAI to revamp bond valuation to boost debt market

Insurance companies are seeking a shift to a method that values bonds individually, for example differentiating between debt issued by state-run firms and private companies

Early monsoon rains boost hopes of record grain harvest in India

With rains arriving ahead of schedule in many regions, farmers have been able to begin sowing earlier than usual, Farm Secretary Devesh Chaturvedi said

China plans cash subsidies for families to boost birthrate, growth

The government is set to provide 3,600 yuan ($503) a year for each child, born on or after Jan. 1 this year, until they turn three under a nationwide initiative

Rupee bond rush set to ease as RBI signals limited scope for rate cuts

Aggressive liquidity infusions and a series of rate cuts this year, most recently a surprise 50 basis point cut to 5.5 per cent in June, pushed yields to the lowest in three years

Harvard warns foreign students on airport scrutiny, social media posts

Harvard warned students that US officials can check social media and devices during visa and border checks, and deny entry based on content found by State Dept or Customs and Border Protection

Trump's Vietnam deal signals China tariffs unlikely to ease further

Chinese goods face 55% tariffs, likely through August. Under the Vietnam deal, the US will impose 20% tariffs on Vietnamese exports and 40% on transshipped goods to curb Chinese tariff evasion

Oracle, OpenAI expand Stargate deal to build more US data centres

Oracle shares gained as much as 3.9 per cent to $227.46, a record high, following the news. The stock has jumped 36 per cent this year, fueled by investor enthusiasm in its cloud business

Donald Trump aims to shut trade loopholes China uses to evade tariffs

The agreement slaps a 20 per cent tariff on Vietnamese exports to the US and a 40 per cent levy on goods deemed to be transshipped through the country

Govt may allow GM animal-feed imports from US in proposed trade deal

Indian and US officials have been engaged in intense negotiations over last few days to iron out differences in a bid to secure a deal before a July 9 deadline

Shrinking profit margins hit popular 'Make in India' trade in electronics

As companies boost spending, some investors are questioning whether market demand is keeping pace with the flood of investments

India's e-commerce stocks outrun Chinese peers on profitability hopes

Quick commerce is reshaping India's online retail landscape, with companies racing to tap into a market that could reach $100 billion by 2030

Tata likely in talks to buy out investors in Resurgent Power Ventures

Tata Power is working with an adviser to help buy stakes held by ICICI Venture Funds Management Co, Kuwait Investment Authority and Oman Investment Authority

New US-Vietnam deal risks retaliation from China over Trump tariffs

While the US levy on Vietnam is lower than the 46 per cent initially imposed by President Donald Trump in April, it's double the 10 per cent universal base rate being applied

US June jobs report set to show slow hiring, strain from Trump's policies

Notices of impending layoffs - filed by businesses as required by the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act - jumped by 61 per cent in May, to the highest level since October 2020

Private credit deals gaining momentum in India, says Cerberus MD Ghosh

Cerberus, which has $65 billion under management globally, was among the anchor investors in Shapoorji Pallonji Group's $3.4 billion financing, the country's largest private credit deal to date

Trump admin lifts chip design export curbs as part of new China deal

US Commerce Dept has informed one of the world's leading chip design software providers, Germany's Siemens AG, that requirements to seek govt licenses for business in China are no longer in place