The first convoy of 50 trucks carrying wheat left Amritsar after a ceremony attended by Indian Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla

Stefanie Holtze-Jen has been recruited from former Deutsche Bank unit DWS, where she coordinated a team to guide portfolio managers on strategy

The group made an operating profit of $494 million last year, as higher jab rates and renewed economic activity fuelled a “rapid return” of demand

HSBC aims to cut emissions associated with loans to its oil and gas clients by 34% this decade, its sustainability chief said - the first time Britain's biggest lender has agreed to such a target

Russia is the second largest supplier of crude oil to China and its third biggest gas supplier. It is also a major oil supplier to South Korea, while it also sells coal to Japan, Vietnam and India.

Helping blaze a trail, Singapore Airlines in mid-February relaunched its route from its home airport to Bali in Indonesia

Investment bank sees Asia’s GDP growth poised to accelerate and reach 5.1% in the fourth quarter of 2022, fuelled by a sharp upswing in exports

The au Jibun Bank Flash Japan Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell to a seasonally adjusted 52.9 from a final 55.4 in the previous month

The companies, which offer credit to consumers for small purchases, soared in popularity during coronavirus lockdown as people splurged online on new clothes, shoes and home furnishings

Indonesia's clear regulations and a thriving start-up ecosystem are giving it an edge in the race to dominate Southeast Asia’s burgeoning digital economy

As a metropolis, where Chinese and Western cultures meet, there are different views on whether to choose the “coexistence” or “zero tolerance” approach in Hong Kong

EVs, especially e-two-wheelers, are expensive despite state subsidies, with much lower performance parameters than internal combustible engine vehicles, report says