International US, China trade teams set to huddle in New York on tariffs, AI and Iran US and Chinese trade negotiators are meeting in New York to discuss tariffs, AI, and Iran ahead of a summit between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.
Asia Defence firm Anduril says US delay on Taiwan arms sales affecting its business Anduril founder Palmer Luckey says US President Donald Trump's delay in approving a $14 billion arms package to Taiwan is hurting the defense technology firm's business.
Singapore Singapore exploring Canada as potential energy source, anticipates further fuel disruptions from Middle East: Vivian Balakrishnan Anticipating Middle East fuel disruptions due to shipping conflicts, Singapore is exploring Canada as a potential alternative source of energy and food.
Business Trump is talking with Senate's Thune about bill to cut data-center electricity costs President Trump is discussing a bill with Senate Leader John Thune to protect households from rising electricity costs caused by expanding data centers.
Finance S&P 500, Nasdaq advance, turning the page on a tumultuous week The S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose after a volatile week, driven by tech gains, while the Dow fell. High Treasury yields and oil prices kept inflation worries alive.
Business SpaceX to fly more NASA crews to space station under expanded $5.92 billion deal NASA awarded SpaceX a $946 million contract extension for three more astronaut missions to the ISS through 2030, raising the total deal value to $5.92 billion.
Business Global equity fund outflows hit nine-month high on inflation fears Global equity funds suffered their largest weekly outflow in nine months, losing $23.21 billion, as rising oil prices fueled inflation fears and expectations of Fed rate hikes.
Asia Taiwan holds first joint drill using multiple attack drones in modernisation push Taiwan has conducted its first joint military drill using multiple attack drones, part of an effort to modernize its defense capabilities amid rising threats from China.
Finance BOJ rate hike signals faster pace of tightening amid inflation risks, weak yen: Economists The Bank of Japan raised interest rates to a 31-year high of 1.25%. Economists suggest inflation risks and a weak yen could drive a faster pace of policy tightening ahead.
International US said to delay excess capacity tariffs until after Xi summit The US is delaying new tariffs on trading partners' excess manufacturing capacity until after the upcoming summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Asia Trade, Taiwan, Iran war, AI: What to expect at the Sep 24 Trump-Xi summit in Washington US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping will meet in Washington on September 24 to discuss trade, Taiwan, the Iran war, artificial intelligence, and fentanyl.
Finance Stocks climb as oil retreats, Fed calms inflation fears Stock markets rose as falling oil prices and the Federal Reserve's rate hike to curb inflation reassured investors, defying President Trump's demands for lower rates.