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US urges China to 'fully meet' rare-earths pledge in virtual meeting, Bessent says

Vietnam's 10% growth drive runs into economic realities

Japan carries out yen-buying intervention as US executes rate check

Chilean authorities sent mixed messages on the future of copper giant Codelco as the finance minister opened the door to private capital while the company’s chairman said it had no plans to go public.

The yen soared by the most in more than two years against the US dollar, with Japan’s Nikkei newspaper reporting that officials stepped in once again to try and prop up the nation’s sagging currency.

Ferrari is pleased with the launch of the Luce all-electric vehicle despite significant criticism upon the car's spring debut, according to CEO Benedetto Vigna.

Bank of England keeps rates on hold, awaits clearer sign of Iran war inflation hit Reuters

Saudi Arabia unveils plans for multinational maritime defence coalition Reuters

The yen’s slide to a 40-year low may be causing headaches for Japanese policymakers, but exporters such as Toyota Motor Corp. are set to reap an earnings boon, offering a much-needed respite from US tariffs, surging oil prices and strained supply chains.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has faced widespread ridicule following dramatically downgraded Navy Day celebrations that underlined his inability to secure Russian airspace against Ukrainian drones, writes Peter Dickinson. The post Putin’s pitiful naval parade highlights his inability to stop Ukr