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US treasury yields boost dollar, leave Japan's yen dazed at 38-year low

On Tuesday, the yield on the 10-year note was down 2 basis points on the day at 4.4554%, around its highest since the start of the month

Shell to pause construction work at Dutch biofuels project as market sags

It is rare for companies to suspend development of projects underway. Rival BP last week said it is pausing two biofuel projects in Germany and the United States

Sri Lanka to save $5 billion after bilateral debt rework: Wickremesinghe

The cash-strapped South Asian country inked deals with China and other creditor nations to restructure about $10 billion

Airbus delivers 67 planes in first half of June, up 2% from last year

On a quarterly basis, the preliminary figure implies a 4 per cent drop since the second quarter of last year

Child labourers at India's Som liquor unit worked 11 hrs a day: Govt

In the Som inspection report, the state government said the children working there were not given training on how they could protect themselves from harmful chemicals

China's BYD posts 21% rise in quarterly EV sales, closes gap with Tesla

Sales of new energy vehicles including EVs and plug-in hybrids in China made up 46.7 per cent of total car sales in May

ECB's next interest rate cut easy decision before choices become hard

ECB cut rates in early June but made no commitment about any further moves, arguing inflation was still too high

UK's Jeremy Hunt in knife-edge election battle as Conservatives lose faith

The 57-year-old, appointed in 2022 to stabilise the economy when former premier Liz Truss sparked a bond market rout, has focused as much on the local in his campaign

Cost of capital to slide as demand for bonds to exceed supply: Axis Capital

At present, the spread between the 10-year benchmark bond yield and similar tenor state debt yield is around 31-35 basis points

Govt bonds remain unchanged amid rising selloff in US Treasury yields

Investors have raised bets that former President Donald Trump may out beat US President Joe Biden at the elections due in November, especially after last week's debate

Ukraine's defence minister to hold discussions with Austin: Pentagon

President Joe Biden's administration has provided Ukraine with more than $50 billion in military aid since 2022

What is China's planned financial stability law and how will it work?

The fund would cover systemically important financial firms that are "too big to fail", such as major banks and insurers

In a first, Tesla deliveries expected to dip 6% for second straight quarter

Tesla has hit a speed bump after years of rapid growth that helped make it the world's most valuable automaker

Govt raises windfall tax on petroleum crude to Rs 6,000 per metric tonne

On June 15, government had cut the windfall tax on petroleum crude to Rs 3,250 ($38.90) per metric tonne from Rs 5,200, according to a official notification

Category 4 hurricane Beryl intensifies in Caribbean, eyeing Jamaica

Beryl was packing winds of up to 155 mph (250 kmh) as of 2400 GMT on Monday, the US National Hurricane Center (NHC) said

Samsung workers to strike in S Korea on July 8-10, says union official

The union wants a more transparent system for bonuses and time off, and wants the company to treat it as an equal partner

US SC says Donald Trump has immunity for official acts, not private ones

Trump made his immunity claim to the trial judge in October, meaning the issue has been litigated for about nine months

Beryl 'extremely dangerous' as it gains strength in Caribbean region

People in a broad swathe of the Eastern Caribbean boarded up shops, stocked up on food and filled their cars with fuel as the storm approached

Govt panel urges drug regulator to approve Lilly's obesity drug Mounjaro

Lilly should also submit the required manufacturing and controls data, the expert panel added

At its lowest level in three years, German inflation eases to 2.5% in June

Economists pay close attention to German inflation data, as the euro zone's biggest economy publishes its figures before the euro zone inflation data release