13:21:00
RBI: Banks are required to record daily deposit data for Rs 2,000 banknotes.
12:55:51
European Mediterranean Seismological Center: 5.1-magnitude earthquake hits Banda Sea.
12:54:20
The Nikkei 225 index stood above 31,000 points for the first time since 1990, up 0.59% on the day.
12:35:07
Adani Enterprises shares rose 8.3 percent, their biggest gain since March 29.
12:31:49
The South Korean won gained 0.8 percent on the day to 1,315.60 per dollar, its highest level in a month.
12:26:58
The Turkish lira fell below the 20 mark against the dollar for the first time.
12:02:39
FT: Credit Suisse employees prepare to sue over lost bonuses on AT1 bonds.
11:54:07
WTI crude oil futures fell more than 1.00% within the day and are now at $70.93 per barrel.
11:07:57
Head of Indonesian financial regulator: U.S. debt default has minimal impact on Indonesian financial system.
10:57:11
Deputy Prime Minister of Vietnam: The government expects the economy to face challenges in the second half of the year.
10:34:07
Malaysian PM: 2024 federal budget to be announced in October.
10:21:02
Philippine stocks fell 1%.
09:32:42
Market news: U.S. trade representative Dai Qi will meet with the New Zealand trade minister on Friday.
09:15:23
The central parity rate of RMB against the US dollar increased by 199 points from the previous day to 7.0157, the largest increase since April 21, 2023.
09:11:35
Market news: Iranian President Rahim will visit Indonesia from May 23rd to 24th.
08:39:49
White House senior adviser Ricchetti (after leaving the debt ceiling meeting): We will continue to work tonight.
08:29:09
Meta spokesperson: The problem has been resolved and Instagram has resumed service.
07:58:52
South Korea Customs: Chip exports from May 1 to 20 fell by 35.5% year-on-year.
07:58:33
South Korea Customs: From May 1st to 20th, exports fell by 16.1% year-on-year, imports fell by 15.3%, the trade deficit was US$4.3 billion, and the average export value per working day fell by 13.2% year-on-year.
07:51:33
The annual rate of core machinery orders in Japan in March was -3.5%, expected to be 1.40%, and the previous value was 9.80%.