Asian economies are especially vulnerable to tension in the Strait of Hormuz because they depend far more heavily than the ...

The broadening of “Operation Epic Fury” into a regional conflict is starting to inflict serious economic pain on Asian economies. Every Asian country is a net importer of oil and therefore vulnerable ...

Association of Southeast Asian Nations economic ministers are strengthening regional coordination efforts to ensure the region remains open and stable amid growing global economic uncertainties, ...

The U.S. Federal Reserve’s 25 basis points cut — with two more expected this year — gives Asian central banks room to ease policy amid trade pressures and slowing global growth. While the Fed faces ...

Asia’s economic order is being reshaped in the age of AI, with Korea emerging as a key pivot point in a shifting regional ...

Asian governments are absorbing rising energy costs after disruption linked to the Iran war cut oil flows and strained public ...

Governments in Asia, the top oil importing region, are scrambling to find alternatives and insulate their economies from the ...

Regulatory reforms are making derivatives markets in China and Vietnam more accessible to foreign investors. Rising demand from Asia’s retail and institutional investors could continue to drive the ...

SINGAPORE--Asia's economies have fared better than expected in a year dominated by U.S. tariff threats but growth will slow next year, the Asian Development Bank said. A surprisingly strong showing by ...

Asia is grappling with a new threat to inflation on top of an oil shock as a looming El Niño brings soaring temperatures and ...

Most Asian countries’ dependence on fossil fuel imports is unsustainable, and the government will be forced to pay a steep ...

In preparation for one of my upcoming reports on "Asian century superclans," I had the opportunity to speak with several prominent Asian business families and would like to share some useful insights ...