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Malaysian Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng said Monday that the $7.5 billion the country is seeking from U.S. investment bank Goldman Sachs over the 1MDB scandal is an "extremely reasonable" amount.
"Sadly, this is a prolonged period of uncertainty both for investors and the economy but also for the political system," the British politician told CNBC.
Chinese tech giant Huawei told The Wall Street Journal that it fired sales director Wang Weijing.
The nuclear-armed nation is seeking millions in foreign investments, and experts say China's Belt and Road project offers the perfect answer to those needs.
VP Bank's Felix Brill said investors should expect more market volatility due to the ongoing U.S.-China trade war negotiations. Still, he ultimately expressed optimism that China's leaders will keep their economy together.
Japanese automaker Nissan Motor has terminated the lease to ex-Chairman Carlos Ghosn's luxury apartment in Tokyo, Ghosn's legal team said on Friday.
Major indexes in Japan, South Korea Hong Kong and China traded up as the Dow and S&P 500 notched gains overnight that put them on a five-day winning streak.
Coca-Cola has led efforts by American junk food companies, including PepsiCo, Nestle and McDonald's, to quietly shape China's nutrition policy to favor exercise over healthier eating in curbing the nation's obesity problem, new research shows.
The ongoing U.S.-China trade war is weighing on Chinese toy exporters. They cite uncertainty, the impact of tariffs already placed on some electronics and supply chain headaches as negotiators work to forge a deal ahead of a March deadline.
The world's largest economy has traditionally chosen World Bank leaders.
Official Chinese inflation data for December, released at the same time as market open in China, came in below expectations.
Nomura downgraded Malaysian stocks from "neutral" to "underweight," saying the government's lack of "significant reform push" could lead to a worsening fiscal position and a possible slip in credit ratings.
According to a recent survey, a majority of Southeast Asian stakeholders believe U.S. engagement with the region has decreased — even after Washington unveiled a number of support measures.
China's Foreign Ministry announced Wednesday that trade negotiations with the U.S. had concluded and the results would soon be released.
Manchester United is European soccer's best supported team in China, with over 107 million followers.
Prime Minister Modi is seeking a second term as government in the general election, which is expected to take place in April or May this year.
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Chad Morganlander of Washington Crossing Advisors says investors should move up the "quality spectrum" for their stocks portfolio, and stay in steady sectors like consumer staples and health care.
Hao Zhou of Commerzbank says support for the Chinese property market is coming from rising prices in tier 3 and tier 4 cities.
Joachim Fels of Pimco says the global economic environment is "growing but slowing," and the U.S. will increasingly "catch down" to the rest of the world.
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