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Russia aims to boost coal exports to India amid growing fuel demand

China remains the biggest buyer of Russian coal but Moscow has said India may overtake it by the start of the next decade

Tokyo Metro looks to raise up to $2.4 bn in largest Japan IPO since 2018

The final IPO price for the subway operator, which is owned by the Tokyo and national governments, will be decided on Oct

RBI likely to keep rates steady as economic growth slows, global rates ease

High frequency indicators such as the manufacturing PMI slowed to an eight-month low in September, while services PMI eased to a 10-month trough, latest data showed

BOJ highlights broadening wage, price gains but warns of potential risks

Governor Ueda has said the BOJ can afford to spend time scrutinising the fallout from US economic uncertainty in judging whether to hike rages

Sweco to design one of Europe's largest battery energy storage system

Amid this backdrop, EU regulators last month approved a 682 million euro Belgian state aid scheme to support renewable offshore wind energy

Japanese bonds yields rise in step with US peers after blowout jobs report

The two-year JGB yield was up 3.5 bps to a two-month high of 0.4 per cent

Israel's economy weathers war, rising borrowing costs strain finances

Although Israel's debt-to-GDP, a core metric for economic health, stood at 62 per cent last year, borrowing needs have blown out

Fire breaks out at oil depot in Feodosia on Crimean coast of Black Sea

Ukraine's air and sea drone attacks on Russian military targets in Crimea over the course of the war have damaged or destroyed several ships

US elections: Kamala Harris rejects Republican digs at childless women

Harris said the Arkansas governor's views on family were outdated and discussed her own modern family

In one year of war, Israel strikes more than 40,000 Hamas targets in Gaza

It said it killed more than 800 "terrorists" in Lebanon, where 4,900 targets have been struck from the air along with about 6,000 ground targets

Commerzbank would lose clients in UniCredit merger, says CEO Orlopp

Italy's second-biggest lender after Sanpaolo Intesa has been pressing for a tie-up while Commerzbank has been honing its defence

Indian bond yields seen inching up in trading as 10 year US yield nears 4%

The 10-year U.S. yield rose to its highest level in nearly two months following the data, and came within a touching distance of the critical 4 per cent mark

China to retain position as world's top LNG buyer in 2024-25: IEA director

China produces its own gas, in addition to importing natural gas through pipelines, and receives LNG via terminals

Activist investor Starboard Value takes $1 billion stake in Pfizer

Starboard has also approached Ian Read, a former Pfizer CEO, and Frank D'Amelio, who served as CFO until 2021, and both have expressed interest in helping the activist investor

'God save the Tsar!': Prez Putin receives first wishes for 72nd birthday

The greeting came from ultra-nationalist Russian ideologue Alexander Dugin on his Telegram messaging channel

Samsung set to report four-fold jump in profit, recovery pace slows in Q3

The South Korean company has been scrambling to catch up with smaller rivals SK Hynix and Micron

Trump threatens to impose 200% tariff on vehicles imported from Mexico

Trump made his remarks on tariffs as he pledged to bolster the US auto industry

US lets Starlink provide direct-to-cell coverage for areas hit by hurricane

The FCC often grants such emergency temporary approvals during disasters to help restore wireless and internet services

'Israeli air strikes batter Beirut in heaviest bombardment so far'

During the night, the blasts sent booms across Beirut and sparked flashes of red and white for nearly 30 minutes visible from several kilometres away

Hezbollah's potential successor out of contact since Friday: Report

The loss of Nasrallah's rumoured successor would be yet another blow to Hezbollah and its patron Iran