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North Korea tests largest ICBM, US condemns return to long-range launches

'This launch is a brazen violation of multiple UNSC resolutions and needlessly raises tensions and risks destabilising the security situation in the region,' says White House press secretary

Toshiba shareholders vote down spin-off plan & call to seek buyout offers

Toshiba shareholders voted against its plan to spin off the devices unit, but a separate motion backed by activist shareholders that called for the conglomerate to solicit buyout offers also failed

World shares, oil volatile ahead of NATO Russia-Ukraine summit

Europe's main stock indexes barely budged and government bond yields edged up toward multi-year highs hit earlier in the week as March PMI data came in reassuringly robust

Stoltenberg to extend role as NATO chief by 1 yr amid Ukraine war: Reports

Stoltenberg's term expires on Oct. 1 and he had been due to take up a post as central bank governor of his native Norway by the end of 2022

Airbus expects demand for 2,210 planes in India over next 20 years

Domestic air travel in India is recovering from the pandemic

Gold range-bound as markets eye Ukraine crisis, Fed policy stance

Spot gold was flat at $1,943.33 per ounce by 0740 GMT. U.S. gold futures were up 0.3% at $1,942.40

Dollar firms on hawkish Fed remarks, yen hits lowest since 2015

Equity markets were volatile, struggling to make gains in the Asian session, after more hawkish comments from the U.S. Federal Reserve made investors more cautious

India's US, Russia ties 'stand on their own merit': Govt tells Parliament

Foreign ministry responds to a question whether the Ukraine war had affected relationship.

Toshiba's future direction uncertain as it lurches from crisis to crisis

Toshiba shareholders voted down competing proposals - one presented by management and the other backed by activist shareholders, leaving the future direction of the embattled conglomerate uncertain

Japan plans mandatory disclosure of gender wage, female manager ratio

The move would be part of Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's push to narrow income disparities and achieve more equal distribution of wealth.

Amid Russian invasion, Ukraine's 2022 sunseed harvest likely to plunge 42%

Ukraine's 2022 sunflower seed harvest could decrease by 42% to 9.6 million tonnes due to a sharp decrease in the sowing areas following Russia's invasion

Indigenous Australians ask Seoul court to stop loans to $3.6 bn gas project

People from the Tiwi Islands and Larrakia Traditional Owners are seeking an injunction.

'Have to eat half': Sri Lankans feel pain of spiralling economic crisis

Thusitha Hadaragama stood at a corner store near his home in Sri Lanka's Minuwangoda town this week and surveyed groceries to buy for his family of five, including two school-age children

Oil prices see-saw amid hopes of new Iran deal, supply woes linger

Crude prices declined in volatile trading on Thursday as investors assessed the potential for new supply in the tight markets amid prospects of a new Iran deal

China's yuan touches nine-day low as more pressure seen on yield gap

China's yuan touched its lowest level in more than a week against the US dollar as a narrowing yield gap and traders' concerns over the impact of the Ukraine crisis weighed

Samsung Electronics' shares worth $1.1 billion sold in block deal

Samsung Electronics shares worth about $1.1 billion were sold in a block deal on Thursday, according to a document

Asian shares fall as Ukraine war stokes inflation fears, oil ticks higher

Asian shares fell on Thursday, while the sell-off in U.S. Treasuries paused and oil prices rose, as investors and traders weighed the latest developments in the Ukraine war

Indian Oil buys 3 mn barrels of Russian Urals for May loading: Report

Indian Oil Corp, the country's top refiner, on Wednesday bought 3 million barrels of Russian Urals and 2 million barrels of West African oil through a tender for May loading

Dropping gains, Wall Street pulls back on stocks, US Treasury yields dip

Wall Street pushed stocks and Treasury yields down after both had powered higher earlier in the week as investors took in the strength of the economy and hawkish comments from US policymakers

Dollar climbs, euro dips, as Biden brings sanctions plan to Europe

The dollar climbed while the euro weakened as oil prices shot higher again with Biden poised to announce, alongside European leaders, new sanctions against Russia during his trip to Europe.