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Russia has again halted the Black sea grain deal, says Ukraine

Russia launches 'biggest' kamikaze drone attack

JP Morgan ordered to pay Frank founder Javice's lawyers while they sue her

The ruling likely also covers Javice's defense to criminal fraud charges brought by federal prosecutors over the disputed deal

Canadian trade minister sees progress on early-stage agreement with India

Ng said she has a strong relationship with Goyal and that they are advancing toward a signed agreement

China's debt-to-GDP ratio rises to record 279.7% on credit boom

The debt ratio held by non-financial corporates rose 5.8% points. Leverage ratios for the household and government sectors were each up by around 1% point

Joe Biden trails Donald Trump as his approval rating hits low in ABC poll

The percentage of those approving of Biden's performance fell to 36%, six points lower than in February and a point off his previous low in early 2022

Top cocoa grower has to end subsidies for $3.5 bn IMF loan

Ivory Coast's public debt is expected to increase to 63.3% of gross domestic product this year from 56.8% in 2022, according to IMF data

Goldman Sachs joins Barclays in bet against Fed rate cuts this year

Positioning around policy pricing for this year has entered a key period this week, with April inflation gauges slated to be released Wednesday and Thursday

Amazon to distribute its original movies, TV shows on other sites

Amazon's move follows the company's $8.5 billion acquisition last year of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. film studio, home of James Bond and other franchises

Bitcoin based-memecoin 'PePe' surge seen driving Binance anxiety

Cold wallets aren't connected to the internet, unlike hot ones, and are often viewed as a more secure way of storing digital currency

India monitored Chinese ships during military drill in South China Sea

Ships participating in the Asean-India security exercises were expected to track simulated vessels of interest and practice dealing with unplanned encounters to reduce the likelihood of accidents

Brookfield weighing stake sale in Indian tower business, says report

Brookfield and its institutional partners completed their acquisition of the telecom tower unit of billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries Ltd. for about $3.4 billion in 2020

Blistering heatwave continues to grip Asia in warning for the World

Temperatures in Thailand remained above 40C in many northern and central regions over much of last week, pushing power demand to a fresh peak

General Atlantic to deploy up to $1 bn in new investments in India

The private equity firm manages about $71 billion of assets globally

China flags supply chains, population as top priorities for new policies

China has become increasingly alert to supply chain security risks amid a US push to cut it off from advanced chip technology. Adding to it, its population has shrunk signaling a demographic crisis

Singapore may vote on soaring rent as locals feel real estate price pinch

Singapore's Finance Minister Lawrence Wong said, in Singapore, the prime minister has to be a real estate agent while acknowledging that prices have soared

Best of sovereign bond rally may be over with sales deluge coming

The cracks in demand are already starting to show, as the government sold bonds at higher-than-expected cut-off yields at an auction on Thursday

Credit crunch, El Nino & DC deadlock to challenge Powell's recession bet

In Powell's view, the gravity-defying strength of American labor markets is smoothing the way for a soft landing, even after five percentage points of interest-rate hikes in little over a year

Warren Buffett says executives must be accountable for failed banks

Buffett also called out regulation overseeing the banking sector as riddled with skewed incentives, as well as poor messaging by regulators, politicians and the press to the American public

Pakistan govt reassures China on security as terror attacks increase

Chinese-funded projects were being targeted by militants that resulted in increased attacks on China nationals across Pakistan

IMF team flags risks to Bangladesh economy as reserves fall further

The IMF will conduct the first review of its Extended Credit Facility, Extended Fund Facility and Resilience and Sustainability Facility arrangements later this year, the press release said