Mary Manning of Ellerston Capital says there are buying opportunities in the consumer and financial sectors in India. » Read More
By: Yen Nee Lee
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By: Nyshka Chandran
Before the Trump administration began calling for unimpeded commerce and an end to authoritarianism in the Indo-Pacific, both Japan and Indonesia already had their own policy ideas for the critically important region. » Read More |
By: Kelly Olsen
Asian countries' exports are potentially vulnerable to the U.S.-China trade war on two fronts: changes to global supply chains and slowing Chinese domestic demand. » Read More |
Virgin Hyperloop One CEO Jay Walder sits down with the 'Squawk Alley' team to discuss the future outlook for Virgin Hyperloop One, the technology development and the proposed routes.
Virgin Hyperloop One CEO Jay Walder sits down with the 'Squawk Alley' team to discuss the future outlook for Virgin Hyperloop One, the technology development and the proposed routes.
A reconfiguration of trade routes is underway as the trade war between the U.S. and China spills over globally, a logistics industry executive said on Friday.
Kolkata, the capital of the Indian state of West Bengal, is regarded as an artistic and cultural hub.
Back in the eighteenth century, Kolkata was British India’s most important trading post and the showpiece of their colonial power. Today the city is regarded as the artistic and cultural capital of India. Join CNBC's Tom Chitty on a journey through the capital.
Netflix is on a mission to expand its audience across Asia, and the country set to account for the bulk of that growth is India — not China.
Krishna Guha of Jefferies says loan growth for DBS is expected to be in the mid-single-digit range as economies in Asia experience a slowdown.
We are now watching Trump's fiscal stimulus leaking out into huge, and growing, wealth transfers to China, Japan and Germany — a devastating and totally predictable result of an ineffective trade policy, Michael Ivanovitch writes.
Bengaluru, still commonly referred to as Bangalore, sports a mild climate and is widely recognized as one of India's the biggest tech hubs.
Radhika Rao of DBS says it was a "good move" to "deescalate" tensions between the Indian government and the Reserve Bank of India but concerns are likely to remain.
The emergence of a discussion about the independence of India's central bank is "extremely troubling," says Eric Robertsen of Standard Chartered Bank.
If the U.S. leaves the treaty, it will be free to develop and install weapons on its military bases around Asia — a move likely to have spillover implications for China and India.
The re-entry of former Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa into domestic politics could have wide-ranging consequences for the economy, foreign policy and democracy.
The newly signed India-Japan currency swap deal is a "good move" and will help in stabilizing the Indian rupee, says Anil Gupta of the University of Maryland.
Some student loan borrowers are packing their bags and fleeing to other countries.
Dunkin' in India has closed more than half of its stores in less than two years, citing a lack of profitability and operational inefficiencies.
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