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Indian auto parts makers, already struggling with weak domestic demand, now face the risk of losing sales in their top overseas market as US President Donald Trump's looming import tariffs ripple through global car manufacturing.

A Bank of Japan rate hike in May would likely be too early given the need to assess the impact of US tariffs set to come into effect in early April and ongoing wage talks, according to the policy chief of a small but powerful opposition party.

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said US tariffs could have a significant impact on trade activity in affected nations, although for now the overall picture of the policies remains unclear ahead of an official announcement later in the global day.

Mexico's government announced that it will narrow the fiscal deficit next year even as the economy continues to slow hours before US President Donald Trump's battery of tariffs are set to go into effect.

Xiaomi Corp. shares fell further Wednesday after the company confirmed that one of its electric vehicles was involved in a deadly accident in China.

Australia's central bank will increase the price of all new open market operation repos and introduce a new seven-day tenor at its weekly auctions as it transitions to an "ample reserves" system for liquidity management, a senior official said on ...

Hong Kong is drafting rules for an over-the-counter market for delisted shares to give investors at risk of owning a growing pile of nearly worthless securities a chance of recouping some losses.

Gold steadied as the market took a break from a record-setting run ahead of US President Donald Trump's implementation of sweeping "reciprocal" tariffs, which are expected to take effect later Wednesday.

Artificial intelligence coding startup Replit Inc. is in talks with investors for a new funding round that would almost triple its valuation to $3 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, underscoring Silicon Valley investors' appetite ...

Star Entertainment Group Ltd.'s hopes of survival took a blow with the collapse of a refinancing proposal that could have provided total debt capacity of as much as A$940 million ($591 million).