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Russia pounds Ukraine with missiles, drones for second day, says Kyiv

Kyiv region's air defence systems were deployed several times overnight to repel missiles and drones

Oil prices jump 1% on West Asia escalation fears, US rate cut expectations

Brent crude futures climbed 79 cents, or 1 per cent, to $79.81 a barrel by 0910 GMT, while US crude futures were at $75.63 a barrel, up 80 cents, or 1.07 per cent

Indian rupee likely to miss Fed pivot-fueled emerging market rally

The move was in line with the rupee's recent underperformance as the currency has failed to gain from the dollar's broad slump

Dutch watchdog fines Uber $324 mn allegedly for not protecting driver data

The DPA said Uber transferred personal data to the United States and failed to appropriately safeguard the data

Greek-flagged ship on fire from Aug 23 post Houthi attack: EU naval mission

Houthis, who control Yemen's most populous regions, said on Thursday that they attacked the Sounion oil tanker in the Red Sea

Belgium's UCB to sell its Chinese neurology, allergy business for $680 mn

UCB said in a statement there would be no impact on its forecast for 2024

Here's what went wrong for Nestle's recently ousted CEO Schneider

This feat was particularly remarkable, given the hit industry margins took during the pandemic

US industry looks for easing of steep Biden-Harris China tariff hikes

National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan will meet with Wang in a visit aimed at keeping U.S.-China tensions in check with the November U.S. election fast approaching

Russia's Saratov airport lifts flight curbs after drone attack by Ukraine

A residential complex in the city had been damaged by falling debris from drones destroyed by Russia's air defence systems

India's growth likely slowed to 6.9% last qtr as govt spending lagged: Poll

Growth in Asia's third-largest economy had been well above 7 per cent during previous quarters thanks to strong capital expenditure by the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi

China central bank rolls over maturing medium-term loans, injects cash

Monday's reverse repo operation was meant to "keep month-end banking system liquidity conditions reasonably ample," the central bank said in an online statement.

Fed Reserve's dovish shift mixed blessing for BOJ interest rate hike plan

The remarks came hours after BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda told parliament that while the BOJ will keep an eye out on the fallout from unstable markets

China's fiscal revenue falls 2.6% in Jan-Jul amid economic growth struggles

July economic data, including a fall in household loans and a slow down in industrial output growth

Canadian rail decision to stay on jobs win for companies: Union leader

CN has said the company would have preferred a negotiated agreement but was satisfied that the labour stoppage is over

Adani's Dharavi slum revamp struggles to secure land in potential setback

The project, which aims to rehouse a million people, is a critical and high-profile project for Adani

Indian bonds, rupee to gain after Powell greenlights interest rate cuts

Most Asian currencies also gained, aided by broad-based weakness in the greenback, as market participants positioned for the start of interest rate cuts in the United States

Hezbollah's Nasrallah says attack on Israel completed after drone attack

Expectations of an escalation had risen since a missile strike in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights last month killed 12 youths

Asia shares edge up ahead of inflation data today, oil price gains

Brent rose 51 cents to $79.53 a barrel, while U.S. crude added 50 cents to $75.33 per barrel

Bank of China Prez Jin resigns for personal reasons with immediate effect

The state-owned lender said its board had approved Chairman Ge Haijiao to serve as acting president, according to a filing released by the bank on Sunday

Odisha culls more than thousand chickens after Avian flu outbreak

The epicentre of the outbreak was in the Puri district, about 19 miles from the state capital Bhubaneswar, and follows the recent death of 1,800 birds at a local poultry farm