The Latest Breaking News from Asia

Convergences and inversions in Japanese versus Chinese bonds mean something huge for the stock market; it could trigger an equity buying spree.

Asian stocks are mixed after Wall Street fell ahead of a key U.S. jobs report

Asian markets mostly fell Friday at the end of a volatile week, with South Korean stocks and the won still under pressure with the president's job hanging by a thread as he faces impeachment.

Asian Australian musicians are finding massive success overseas but receive little acclaim or recognition back home. Why?

Bitcoin has surpassed $100,000 while Asian shares are mostly higher, taking their cues from another Wall Street record rally

Equities extended losses in Seoul on Thursday, while the won stabilised as South Korea entered a period of uncertainty with President Yoon Suk Yeol clinging to power after his brief imposition of martial law this week.

The Central Coast Mariners have now been officially eliminated from the Asian Champions League Elite after the sixth round of matches in the eastern zone.

Shikaras of Dal Lake have long been synonymous with Himalayan valley and its beauty

South Korean stocks sank more than two percent Wednesday while the won rebounded from earlier losses after President Yoon Suk Yeol dramatically declared martial law overnight before reversing the decision hours later.

Temasek-backed 65 Equity Partners bought 13% stake in Tuya Inc. (NYSE:TUYA), implying a total investment of US$100 million (or S$134M). The fund's mandate is to support high growth, mid-cap companies seeking a listing on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). The listing will benefit Tuya Inc. by providing easy access to capital…

The gains, which followed another record day on Wall Street, came as traders were also left assessing Washington's decision to impose fresh tech export restrictions on Beijing in the latest volley in a long-running standoff between the rival powers.