Tokyo and Hong Kong led the losses across Asia as wheat, metals and oil prices continued to spiral and gold rose too

Commercial paper delinquencies more than doubled from Sept 2021 to now, with 1,184 companies overdue on at least three payments in the six-month period or overdue in February

ParknShop announced limits of five items per customer on staples such as rice, canned food and toilet paper while pharmacy Watsons put limits on medication for pain, fever and colds

Shares of Country Garden jumped 8% on Friday morning, while Midea climbed as much as 5.6%, versus a 2.3% fall in the benchmark Hang Seng Index

Grab, whose Q4 revenue fell 27%, said it had invested aggressively in improving incentives for drivers as ride-share demand recovered from pandemic lows

The Indian automaker, owned by China’s SAIC Motor, is reportedly talking to private equity funds ahead of a major electric vehicle production drive

Many of the world's largest crypto exchanges – including Binance, Kraken and Coinbase – have refused to ban Russian clients raising fears of a sanctions backdoor

Fed chief Jerome Powell soothed concerns that officials could announce an aggressive 50-basis-point rate lift, while oil rose close to $120

Chinese social media giant says it will also reduce fees on money withdrawals from users' bank accounts

Tokyo judge imposes a six-month suspended sentence on American Greg Kelly

Capital Economics’ Mark Williams says China is unlikely to attempt to bale out Russia fearing it could become the target of sanctions itself

Oil prices continue to rocket following Russia’s invasion and in afternoon Asian trade Brent rose as high as $113.02 and WTI peaked at $111.50