Jakarta last week announced the tender offer to buy back nine outstanding bonds that will mature between 2023 to 2027 for a maximum cash consideration of $500 million

Egypt is reeling from a surge in bread and flour prices after Russia's invasion of Ukraine closed off access to lower-priced Black Sea wheat

The government lifted coronavirus restrictions but households remain guarded about rising prices, which have been driven by the Ukraine war and the yen's sharp weakening

Over the past week, 15 companies seeking IPOs on Shanghai's tech-focused STAR Market have suspended listing applications, almost all citing impact from the epidemic

Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov has arrived in Tunxi for the talks, Russia's Interfax news agency cited a ministry spokeswoman as saying late on Tuesday

Companies have rushed to cash in on higher natural gas prices as sanctions on Russian fuel have shocked already tight supplies

Hwee Bin Lim testified she received around $35 million as a return on an investment, but prosecutors say that money represented kickbacks

General Motors' joint venture in Shanghai maintained production by asking workers to sleep on factory floors and getting passes for trucks to continue deliveries

Lenders are facing a "severe business environment", China Construction Bank said, while Bank of Communications warned it was unlikely to deliver "satisfactory earnings"

Evergrande said it would use the proceeds to repay construction fees of 920.7 million yuan for projects in Hangzhou, including the Crystal City Project

The economy is forecast to expand by a robust 4.5% this financial year, up from the 3.75% tipped in December, as net overseas migration surges

EIC downgrades 2022 economic growth forecast for Thailand to 2.7% from 3.2%, attributing the revision to the Russia-Ukraine war