First Ukraine Grain Ship To Set Sail, More To Follow, Says Turkey
The first ship to set sail from Ukraine with grain exports since the beginning of the Russian invasion is due to leave on Monday under a guaranteed safe passage agreement, Turkey's defence ministry said, adding that more will follow.
Russia Pounds Ukrainian Port; Putin Announces Global Maritime Ambitions
Russian missiles pounded Ukraine's port city Mykolaiv on the Black Sea, as President Vladimir Putin signed a new naval doctrine casting the United States as Russia's main rival and setting global maritime ambitions in the Black Sea and Arctic.
Factories Squeezed By Higher Prices, Weak Demand
Factories across Asia and Europe struggled for momentum in July as flagging global demand and China's strict COVID-19 restrictions slowed production, surveys showed on Monday, likely adding to fears of economies sliding into recession.
Pelosi's Asia Tour Kicks Off Under Taiwan Cloud
Pelosi's Asia tour kicks off under Taiwan cloud
China's Economic Wobbles Worsen As Factory, Property Woes Mount
China's wobbly economy stumbled further at the start of the second half of the year, with factories unexpectedly switching back to the slow lane, a slump in the property sector deepening and job cuts still a widespread menace.
Dollar Sinks Below 132 Yen As Traders Boost Recession Bets
The U.S. dollar declined to its lowest level in more than six weeks against the Japanese yen on Monday as investors ramped up bets that aggressive Federal Reserve monetary policy would tip the economy into a recession.
Dollar Struggles At 6-week Lows Vs Yen As Markets Ramp Up Recession Bets
The U.S. dollar sank to its lowest in more than six weeks versus the Japanese yen on Monday as investors ramped up bets that aggressive Federal Reserve monetary policy would tip the economy into a recession.
Dollar Sinks To 6-week Low To Yen On Bets For Less Aggressive Fed
The dollar sank to a fresh six-week low to the yen on Monday as markets continued to wager that the Federal Reserve has less tightening to do with the U.S.
Dollar Wallows Near 3-week Low On Bets For Less Aggressive Fed
The dollar hung near a three-week low to major peers on Monday as markets continued to wager that the Federal Reserve has less tightening to do with the U.S.
Shenzhen Accelerates China's Driverless Car Dreams
On a busy downtown street three delivery bikes suddenly dart over the pedestrian crossing ahead of the car.
S.Korea July Exports Rise At Faster Pace, But Risks To Outlook Grow
South Korea's exports grew at a faster annual pace in July as robust demand from the United States offset weak sales to China, though the trade and broad economic outlook was clouded by slowing global growth amid rapidly rising borrowing costs.
World Stocks Kick Off August At 7-wk High, U.S. Futures On Back Foot
World stocks hit seven-week highs on Monday, buoyed by recent strong corporate earnings and declining expectations for hefty interest rate rises, though U.S.
World Stocks Hit 7-week Highs, Dollar Squeezed Vs Yen
World stocks hit seven-week highs on Monday, buoyed by recent strong corporate earnings and declining expectations for hefty interest rate rises, while the dollar slid against the yen as speculators exited suddenly unprofitable short positions.
China's Alibaba Strives To Keep New York Listing Amid Audit Dispute
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd said on Monday it would work to maintain its New York Stock Exchange listing alongside its Hong Kong listing after the Chinese e-commerce giant was placed on a delisting watchlist by U.S authorities.
Oil Tumbles After Weak Factory Data Sparks Demand Concerns
Oil prices dropped sharply on Monday as weak manufacturing data from China and Europe weighed on the demand outlook while investors braced for this week's meeting of officials from OPEC and other top crude producers on supply.
Oil Drops As Weak Chinese Factory Data Heightens Demand Concerns
Oil prices dropped on Monday as weak manufacturing data from China and Japan weighed on the demand outlook while investors braced for this week's meeting of officials from OPEC and other top crude producers on supply adjustments.
Oil Drops As Weak China Factory Data Fan Demand Concerns
Oil prices dropped on Monday, as weak manufacturing data from China and Japan for July weighed on the outlook for demand, while investors braced for this week's meeting of officials from OPEC and other top producers on supply adjustments.
Oil Prices Slip Ahead Of OPEC+ Meeting
Oil prices dropped early on Monday as investors braced for this week's meeting of officials from OPEC and other top producers on supply adjustments.
McKeon Reigns In Commonwealth Pool As Horror Crash Mars Track Cycling
McKeon reigns in Commonwealth pool as horror crash mars track cycling
Australia Considers Curbing Gas Exports To Avert Domestic Supply Crunch
Australia said on Monday it will decide whether to curb exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) after a watchdog urged restrictions, warning one of the world's biggest suppliers of the fuel could face a shortfall and soaring prices next year.
Toyota-Panasonic Battery JV To Buy Lithium From Ioneer's Nevada Mine
A joint battery venture of Toyota Motor Corp and Panasonic Corp will buy lithium from ioneer Ltd's Rhyolite Ridge mining project and use the metal to build electric vehicle batteries in the United States.
New Zealand's Borders Fully Open After Long Pandemic Closure
New Zealand's borders fully re-opened to visitors from around the world on Monday, for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic closed them in March 2020.
'World Will Change' As England Sweep To Euro 2022 Title
'World will change' as England sweep to Euro 2022 title
Even As China Becomes More Assertive, There Are Still Shared Interests, New Zealand's Prime Minister Says
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday that even "as China becomes more assertive in the pursuit of its interests", there are still shared interests that the two countries can and should co-operate on.
UN Force Admits Deadly Shooting At DR Congo Border Post
UN force admits deadly shooting at DR Congo border post
Soccer-England Clinch Women's Euro With 2-1 Extra Time Win Over Germany
An extra time strike from forward Chloe Kelly gave England a 2-1 win over Germany in the Women's European Championship final on Sunday to claim their first ever major title in front of a record crowd on home soil.
Celtics Great Bill Russell, 11-time NBA Champion, Dead At 88
Former Boston Celtics star Bill Russell, one of the sports world's greatest winners as the anchor of a team that won 11 NBA championships, as well as the league's first black coach, died on Sunday at the age of 88.
Fast-moving Wildfire In Northern California Forces Residents To Evacuate
The fast-moving McKinney Fire in northern California near the Oregon border has forced 2,000 residents to evacuate and has destroyed homes and critical infrastructure since it broke out on Friday.
Kentucky Flood Death Toll Hits 28 With More Bodies Expected
Kentucky flood death toll hits 28 with more bodies expected
U.N. Brigade In Congo Opened Fire At Border Post, Killing Two
Soldiers returning from leave to a United Nations intervention brigade in Democratic Republic of Congo opened fire at a border post, killing at least two people and injuring 15 others, Congo's government and the U.N.