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Investors pull out $790 million from EM ETFs in two weeks, shows data

So far this year, inflows have totalled $38.2 billion

US 30-year yield rises to highest since June as inflation fear grows

The benchmark 30-year yield jumped to 2.12% in early Tokyo trade, extending its advance from last month's low of 1.81%

Govt to amend rules, allow 20% foreign investment in LIC IPO: Report

Government officials are due to meet and discuss the proposal as early as Wednesday afternoon in New Delhi, says Bloomberg.

Asia scrambles to stock up fuel as prices spike in global energy crunch

An electricity crisis is roiling energy markets from Europe to Asia, with fuels that can be used for heating or power in high demand.

RBI MPC meets as energy crisis raises concerns about economic recovery

A lack of coal means factories could shut, while forcing India to import more fossil fuels.

'Poor will be affected': India's ethanol plan sparks food security fears

Government argues that a new ethanol goal will help save billions of rupees by cutting crude imports, reduce carbon emissions and boost farmers' incomes.

India houses half of all people vulnerable to life-threatening heat

The researchers found that more than half the people on Earth who face life-threatening heat stress caused by climate change live in India

SpiceJet's Ajay Singh plans fleet expansion as carrier nears break-even

SpiceJet chairman Ajay Singh expects his cargo business to reach $1 billion in revenue in two to three years.

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg has had a terrible week. And it's only Tuesday

If the networking problem that brought down services aren't enough, whistle-blower Frances Haugen will appear before a Senate subcommittee on Tuesday

Bitcoin tops $50,000 as BofA says crypto 'too large to ignore'

The rally brings prices to the highest since early September, when El Salvador rolled out the cryptocurrency as legal tender

J&J seeks FDA's approval for Covid-19 vaccine booster shot in adults

If authorized, J&J's booster could give millions more Americans additional protection against the coronavirus

Here are assets JPMorgan says are vulnerable to commodity-fueled inflation

Technology stocks and emerging-Asian markets are among those most at risk, while cyclical shares and the assets of energy-exporting nations are seen as possible havens

Japanese stocks extend losing streak as new premier underwhelms

The blue-chip measure closed 2.2% lower, capping its worst longest losing streak since May 2019 and extending its loss from a September high to 9.3%

Global tech stock rout worsens as China index set for record low

The Hang Seng Tech Index, which officially started in July last year, dropped as much as 2.5% to slip below the previous closing low on Aug. 20

China orders banks to ramp up funding to boost coal, electricity output

Banks and other financial institutions should prioritize lending to qualified mines and power plants so they can increase thermal coal and electricity output

AstraZeneca seeks US emergency approval for Covid-19 antibody cocktail

The cocktail can supplement vaccines for people who haven't mounted a strong response to the shots -- or to protect those who couldn't be immunized

Energy crisis: India says coal crisis could drag on as long as six months

More than half the nation's plants are on alert for outages after surging electricity demand and a slump in local coal output eroded stockpiles

Millions of users flock to Signal and Telegram after Facebook outage

Millions of new users joined the Edward Snowden-endorsed Signal on Monday, it said on Twitter

Here's what Facebook says triggered the massive outage on its apps

"This disruption to network traffic had a cascading effect on the way our data centers communicate, bringing our services to a halt," the company's engineering team wrote in a blog post Monday night

Global energy crisis is the first of many in the clean-power era

The shortages jolting natural gas and electricity markets from the U.K. to China are unfolding just as demand roars back from the pandemic