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Most set for losing week, Indian rupee gains

Oil up on OPEC meeting uncertainty; trade disputes keep markets on edge

Opec meet, US-China trade spat make oil prices climb as uncertainty looms

Oil prices rose by more than 1 per cent in early Asian trading on Friday

Malaysia appoints ex-central banker Nor Shamsiah as new governor

Oil prices climb on uncertainty ahead of OPEC meeting

Intel CEO resigns after probe of relationship with employee

Gold hits 6-month low as investors sell, dollar climbs

China to build railway connecting western Tibet with Nepal: Report

The link will connect the Tibetan city of Xigaze with Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, the China Daily said.

Gold prices edge up after 6-month low; dollar retreats from 11-month peak

Russia produced 51.6 tonnes of gold in the first three months of 2018

India, top buyer of US almonds, hits back with 120% duty on import

The move to increase tariffs from Aug. 4 will also cover a slew of other farm, steel and iron products

Chinese media says U.S. has 'delusions', urges focus on domestic development

Taiwan's Foxconn says biggest challenge is U.S.-China trade war

Low inflation: Japan's May data shows BOJ stimulus barely moving price dial

Tesla's solar business in trouble, to downsize facilities in nine US states

Tesla has been burning through cash as it tries to hit a target of producing 5,000 Model 3 electric sedans per week

Asian shares flirt with 6-month lows as signs of tariff effects appear

Head of new U.S. corporate health plan cites surgery as biggest cost

Favourable U.S. tax ruling gives limited boost to big-box retailers

Bombardier sees 50 percent market share with revamped CRJ 900 jet

Airbus says no-deal Brexit would force it to reconsider UK presence

Peace plays: How foreign companies have lost a bundle in N.Korea