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Contemporary Amperex Technology Co.'s Hong Kong-listed shares surged on Monday thanks to a prominent upgrade and expectations for stronger earnings outlook.

Oil was little changed after advancing last week, as traders weighed moves to crack down on Russian flows against forecasts for a surplus later in the year.

South Korea has abandoned a controversial plan to lower the capital gains tax threshold for stock investors, in what would be President Lee Jae Myung's first major policy reversal since taking office in June.

A near-default by a major player has become a flashpoint for South Korea's struggling petrochemical industry, intensifying concerns over corporate debt and prompting government calls for restructuring -- with hints of possible intervention, if needed ...

The Federal Reserve is poised to resume cutting interest rates for the first time in nine months as it grapples with a slowing labor market, stubborn inflation and an unprecedented push by President Donald Trump for lower borrowing costs.

Even as the Federal Reserve meeting and $5 trillion quarterly triple-witching options expiry loom over the equity market, volatility traders are also circling the upcoming jobs data on their calendars.

US Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau on Sunday expressed regret over the recent detention of hundreds of South Korean workers in Georgia.

Iran's top security body warned that European threats to reinstate UN sanctions on the country could hinder efforts to restore international inspections at Iranian nuclear facilities.

A rip-roaring economy and cheap valuations will keep Poland's stock rally on track, according to investors who say the market can overcome wobbles caused by a Russian drone incursion, sputtering negotiations over Ukraine and a looming tax hike on ...

Ukraine's military intelligence unit struck the Bashneft PJSC Novoil oil refinery in Ufa, Bashkortostan, on Saturday, according to a person familiar with the operation.