Hong Kong Raises Base Rate to 4.25% as Dollar Peg Transmits Fed Tightening
Hong Kong’s 25-basis-point base-rate increase highlights the dollar peg’s transmission channel and the importance of company-level funding terms.
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Pinglu Canal Opens a New Logistics Route Between China and Southeast Asia
The Pinglu Canal’s opening creates a new river-to-sea corridor, with commercial value dependent on reliable services, cargo utilisation and delivered costs.
Petronas and JOGMEC Framework Strengthens Japan LNG Supply Resilience
Petronas and JOGMEC’s master agreement strengthens flexible LNG cooperation, while leaving specific volumes, pricing and delivery arrangements undisclosed.
Hong Kong First Five Year Plan Sets New Tests for Capital and Infrastructure
Hong Kong’s first five-year development plan sets 105 indicators and puts international competitiveness, talent and the Northern Metropolis in focus.
NSE IPO Tests Investor Confidence in Derivatives Driven Earnings
NSE's planned US$2.3 billion share sale puts its valuation and trading-revenue resilience in focus after weaker annual revenue and profit.
SK Hynix Explores Intel US Memory Production Partnership
SK Hynix is considering US memory production options with Intel, but the structure, chip category and investment commitments remain undecided.
Trip.com Revenue Growth Masks Second Quarter Statutory Loss
Trip.com grew second-quarter revenue to RMB15.7 billion but posted a statutory loss as investors weighed international momentum against exceptional charges.
Sino Biopharm Drug Filing Advances China Breast Cancer Pipeline
China's regulator has accepted a Sino Biopharm breast-cancer drug application, advancing review while approval and commercial value remain uncertain.
SK Hynix Wage Deal Reduces Labour Risk as AI Chip Demand Accelerates
SK Hynix workers approved a revised wage deal, reducing labour uncertainty as the company expands high-bandwidth memory production for AI systems.
Japan Trade Deficit Widens as Imports Outpace Export Surge
Japan's exports surged in August, but imports grew faster and widened the deficit as energy costs complicated the corporate earnings outlook.