Markets Thai govt gets bids for 780,000 tonnes of rice in March tender BANGKOK: Top exporter Thailand received bids for around 780,000 tonnes of rice out of the 1 million tonnes offered in it Published 06 Mar, 2015 11:08am
Markets Copper heads for small weekly loss as strong dollar drags LONDON: Copper headed for a weekly loss on Friday as the dollar rallied ahead of the monthly US jobs report and signs of Published 06 Mar, 2015 11:01am
Markets Euro zone markets' inflation gauge rises sharply on ECB pledge LONDON: A key indicator of euro zone inflation expectations rose sharply on Friday, on course for its biggest weekly ris Published 06 Mar, 2015 10:52am
Markets Malaysia near 3-week low; Thai property, bank shares up BANGKOK: Malaysia's key stock index fell to a near three-week low on Friday after worse-than-expected exports data f Published 06 Mar, 2015 07:25am
Markets Swedish central bank chief Ingves repeats ready to do more to boost inflation STOCKHOLM: Swedish Central Bank Governor Stefan Ingves repeated on Friday that the Riksbank stood ready to do more to ma Published 06 Mar, 2015 07:18am
Markets cst premium rebounds on demand despite higher stocks SINGAPORE: The 380-cst cash premium rebounded on Thursday, stemming a two-session fall on demand during cash trading des Published 05 Mar, 2015 12:49pm
Business & Finance Malaysia central bank keeps key rate unchanged at 3.25pc KUALA LUMPUR: At the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting today, Bank Negara Malaysia decided to maintain the Overnig Published 05 Mar, 2015 12:09pm
Markets Spain sells 5bn euros in bonds at record low yields MADRID: Spain sold 5 billion euros ($5.52 billion) of debt at a triple bond sale on Thursday, hitting record low yields Published 05 Mar, 2015 11:59am
Markets Brent above $61 as Iran news offsets US stockpiles LONDON: Brent crude future prices rose above $61 a barrel on Thursday, as investors brushed aside bearish US inventories Published 05 Mar, 2015 11:53am
Business & Finance China expects to issue taxi app regulations in H1 2015 BEIJING: China's transport minister said on Thursday he hopes to have regulations issued on using mobile apps to boo Published 05 Mar, 2015 11:46am
Markets Turkish banking stocks fall on weak lira ISTANBUL: Turkish banking stocks fell sharply on Thursday as a weakening lira heightened inflation risks and as Citigrou Published 05 Mar, 2015 11:36am
Business & Finance Emirates say has had extensive A380neo discussions BERLIN: Emirates has had extensive discussions with Airbus about the production of a revamped version of the A380 super Published 05 Mar, 2015 11:31am
World Greek unemployment edges up to 26pc in December ATHENS: Greece's jobless rate rose to 26 percent in December from an upwardly revised 25.9 percent rate in the previ Published 05 Mar, 2015 11:14am
Markets Margins slip on new supplies from Middle East SINGAPORE: Asian gas oil and jet fuel margins slipped on Thursday on new supplies out of the Middle East, though falls w Published 05 Mar, 2015 11:07am
Markets Investment law, earnings lift Egypt DUBAI: A new investment law and positive earnings in the real estate sector boosted Egypt's stock market in early tr Published 05 Mar, 2015 10:58am
Top News World food prices continue to fall in February ROME: Global food prices fell 1 percent in February to their lowest in more than four-and-a-half years, with cereals, me Published 05 Mar, 2015 10:54am
Markets Croatia PM speaks out to quash kuna devaluation proposals ZAGREB: Croatia should never consider devaluing the national kuna currency as such a move would hurt citizens and compan Published 05 Mar, 2015 10:41am
Markets France attracts firm demand, low yields at bond auction PARIS: France saw firm investor demand for its long-term bonds and low yields at an auction on Thursday ahead of the rel Published 05 Mar, 2015 10:32am
Markets Thai premiums edge up but trade remains muted NEW DELHI: Premiums for Thai sugar edged up but trade remained muted in the region after nearly a million tonnes of the Published 05 Mar, 2015 10:22am
Markets Philippine coconut oil exports to stay weak on typhoons MANILA: Coconut oil exports by the Philippines is expected to remain weak in 2015 due to the lingering impact of typhoon Published 05 Mar, 2015 10:12am