Companies & Markets
India forex regulator criticises banks’ rupee arbitrage trades
The regulator rebuke banks for transferring arbitrage trades from their books to corporate clients
SGX needs companies, new listings relevant to global investors for its next phase of growth
If the new dual-listing bridge attracts companies that fail to perform, it may erode rather than enhance the vibrancy of the Singapore market
Saudi Arabia restores full capacity on East-West oil pipeline to 7 million bpd after attacks
The kingdom did not specify who launched the attacks
Latest STI CEO appointees younger than past cohorts, but renewal focuses on capabilities, not youth
Long-serving individuals can bring valuable continuity, institutional memory and stakeholder trust
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Malaysia faces ‘critical period’ for fuel by June, minister says
The government is taking steps to diversify its fuel sources and strengthen ties with major trading partners
Philippines asks Facebook to curb fake news, warns of legal move
Facebook is accused of spreading “false and panic-inducing content” on its platforms
BOJ policy to boost yen could be an option to curb inflation, Japanese minister says
[TOKYO] Bank of Japan monetary policy could be an option to tame rising prices by boosting the yen, Japan’s trade minister said on Sunday (Apr 12), as the central bank weighs raising interest rates th...
Fuel shortages from Iran war threaten Asia’s biggest food staple
The near-closure of the Strait of Hormuz has choked a vital route for fertiliser and fuel deliveries
Tata Group chair tells workers Air India faces challenging time
The airline’s recovery has been slowed by integration costs after the merger with Vistara
Hermes sticks with plan to raise output even as war sours mood
The company’s leather-goods plants are all in France and typically employ about 260 artisans
