Super Typhoon Ragasa's fierce winds have kept Hong Kong's most severe storm warning in place for the second-longest ever duration, eclipsing storm Mangkhut but falling short of an all-out record.
Schroders Plc is launching two active exchange-traded funds in Europe, in a bid to broaden the UK asset manager's appeal to investors looking for cheaper alternatives to mutual funds.
Thailand's exports grew at the slowest pace in almost a year as US tariff impact began hurting demand for it products, with officials warning that shipments are set to further lose momentum in the coming months.
Even as his country still has no government, Emmanuel Macron is making his pitch to Wall Street: Invest in France -- every democracy has its ups and downs.
The Australian dollar climbed to a fresh three-year high versus its New Zealand peer after Australia's quickening inflation led traders to pare bets on interest-rate cuts in the nation.
The world's cocoa crunch is finally showing signs of a turnaround, as better harvests in South America and waning demand put supplies on track for a back-to-back surplus.
European Central Bank Executive Board member Piero Cipollone doesn't see major threats to inflation in either direction, with interest rates currently well positioned.
The Swiss National Bank's threat to cut borrowing costs and deploy the world's only negative monetary policy stance is likely to stay unfulfilled this week.
China's market watchdog is initiating a series of moves to tamp down runaway competition in the meal delivery arena, spurring a rally in shares of sector leaders Meituan and JD.com Inc.
