Oil slips for third session as traders weigh Saudi pipeline damage
Brent and WTI each fell about 1% as traders bet on alternate routes, even as three pumping stations on Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline were confirmed damaged.
India, in focus.
Brent and WTI each fell about 1% as traders bet on alternate routes, even as three pumping stations on Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline were confirmed damaged.
The yen weakened in Asian trade as markets awaited a widely expected Bank of Japan rate hike, while the dollar held steady and sterling sat at a 2-1/2-month low.
HAL is expanding private participation in aerospace manufacturing while managing Tejas engine delays and preparing a Friday handover of trainers and Dhruv NG helicopters.
Jana Partners has urged Cooper Cos to replace its CEO, appoint a new board chair and consider selling parts of the business.
Japan's core inflation stayed near the BOJ's 2% target in August, reinforcing expectations of a near-term interest rate increase.
The dollar scaled a seven-week peak after the Fed hiked rates and signalled more tightening, with the BOE and BOJ decisions now in focus.
Asian shares edged up and the dollar touched a seven-week high after the Fed delivered its first rate hike in more than three years, with markets pricing in another move by December.
Gold rebounded over 1% as investors weighed the Fed's rate hike and hawkish outlook, while oil slipped on easing supply concerns.
Malaysia is exploring contingency options for AirAsia's domestic routes as the low-cost carrier grapples with fuel costs, losses and a large debt to MAHB.
Gold prices rose 0.5% to $4,283.45 an ounce after touching a near six-week low, as investors weighed the Fed's latest rate increase and its hawkish guidance.
CII president Ramakrishnan Mukundan says Indian industry is prepared for any tariff scenario but stresses that US tariffs cannot remain permanent, urging sustained bilateral engagement.
M. Nagaraju, former DFS secretary, says the zero-MDR model is being reassessed as UPI volumes surge and ecosystem costs outstrip government support.
Japan's Nikkei edged lower while the Topix rose as investors awaited rate decisions from the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan, with a wider trade deficit adding to caution.
Malaysia has held talks with Malaysia Airlines and Batik Air about absorbing AirAsia's domestic routes as authorities monitor the carrier's finances.
Asian stocks made tentative gains as bond yields and oil paused ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy decision, with traders pricing a near-certain rate hike.
Spot gold fell 0.3% to $4,279.89 an ounce as investors positioned for the Federal Reserve's policy decision and Chair Kevin Warsh's press conference.
The dollar clung to recent gains ahead of an expected Federal Reserve rate hike, as markets also weighed an 80% chance of a Bank of Japan move on Friday.
Crude prices fell after US inventories rose unexpectedly, while traders weighed the impact of Saudi Arabia's halted Yanbu loadings and Libyan field disruptions.
Nissan will invest £170 million to assemble the Kicks e-POWER hybrid small SUV at its Sunderland plant, Britain's largest car factory.
Japanese government bond yields extended gains on Wednesday as rising oil prices stoked inflation concerns ahead of the US Federal Reserve's rate decision.