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Xi to discuss China stocks with regulators as rescue bets build

BUSINESS

Xi to discuss China stocks with regulators as rescue bets build

The CSI 300 benchmark closed 3.5% higher in its best day since late 2022. Small-cap equities that have so far borne the brunt of the rout also jumped, with the CSI 1000 gauge up 7%, the most since 2008.

Hyundai said to be considering one of India’s biggest ever IPOs

BUSINESS

Hyundai said to be considering one of India’s biggest ever IPOs

The company may reach out to domestic advisers for pitches soon, one of the people said. A listing may value the Indian unit at $25 billion, the people said.

Aston Martin hunting for its 4th CEO in as many years

BUSINESS

Aston Martin hunting for its 4th CEO in as many years

Executive Chairman Lawrence Stroll has contacted current and former heads of other luxury auto manufacturers to gauge interest in the role, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified because the conversations were private.

China regulators to brief Xi on latest market measures

WORLD

China regulators to brief Xi on latest market measures

While it’s unclear whether any new support measures will come out of the meeting, traders are hoping that this time will be different.

ChrysCapital to raise $300 million to keep NSE stake

BUSINESS

ChrysCapital to raise $300 million to keep NSE stake

ChrysCapital bought a 5% stake in NSE, one of the largest stock exchanges in the world, in 2016.

Adani starts talks for first Dollar Bond sale since Hindenburg

BUSINESS

Adani starts talks for first Dollar Bond sale since Hindenburg

The sale, expected later this year, is yet to be finalized and the terms may still change.

China Sovereign Fund vows to buy more ETFs, fueling stock rally

BUSINESS

China Sovereign Fund vows to buy more ETFs, fueling stock rally

The China Securities Regulatory Commission said soon after Huijin’s announcement that it will continue to guide other long-term funds to enter the market with greater intensity, while supporting listed companies to increase repurchases.

China’s small-cap crash shows what happens without market rescue

BUSINESS

China’s small-cap crash shows what happens without market rescue

Quantitative hedge funds are seen to have amplified the recent selloff, and authorities have banned some of them from placing sell orders completely along with other measures, Bloomberg reported late Monday.

Qatar looks to sell more LNG to India in sales blitz

BUSINESS

Qatar looks to sell more LNG to India in sales blitz

Indian buyers are demanding rates that are below previous deals that Qatar has signed in the last few years, the traders said.

Wall Street Snubs China for India in a Historic Markets Shift

BUSINESS

Wall Street Snubs China for India in a Historic Markets Shift

Much of that cash is now heading for India, with Wall Street giants like Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley endorsing the South Asian nation as the prime investment destination for the next decade.

China tightens trading restrictions for domestic and offshore investors

BUSINESS

China tightens trading restrictions for domestic and offshore investors

Officials this week imposed caps on some brokerages’ cross-border total return swaps with clients, limiting a channel that can be used by China-based investors to short Hong Kong stocks, said the people, asking not to be identified discussing a private matter.

Why NYC apartment buildings are on sale now for 50% off

REAL-ESTATE

Why NYC apartment buildings are on sale now for 50% off

The two-bedroom Manhattan apartment looks ghostly pale even in the clear afternoon light, the yellowing of its peeling walls reminiscent of an old black-and-white snapshot. Chips of paint are dropping from the ceiling. On the kitchen floor rests a lifeless pigeon.

US solar boom opens $2 billion Indian door to banned products from China

BUSINESS

US solar boom opens $2 billion Indian door to banned products from China

US initiatives to foster the establishment of India's solar industry may have opened the door to components manufactured using forced labour in China.

Tax on online gaming may be reviewed after March, says Revenue Secy

INDIA

Tax on online gaming may be reviewed after March, says Revenue Secy

According to a senior finance ministry official, India will evaluate the national sales tax system for online gaming companies after next month.

Paytm falls again as regulator considers canceling bank permit

BUSINESS

Paytm falls again as regulator considers canceling bank permit

Paytm's shares tumbled for the third day in a row as India's central bank contemplates revoking Paytm Payments Bank Ltd.'s licence, adding to the company's escalating woes.

Powell tells ‘60 minutes’ Fed is wary of cutting rates too soon

WORLD

Powell tells ‘60 minutes’ Fed is wary of cutting rates too soon

Chair of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell stated that policymakers will probably wait until after March to lower interest rates in an effort to make the central bank's justifications more understandable to the general public.

Bond bulls pin hopes on dovish RBI pivot to extend budget rally

BUSINESS

Bond bulls pin hopes on dovish RBI pivot to extend budget rally

Indian bond traders are expecting the central bank to telegraph a dovish monetary policy tilt in response to a fiscally responsible budget, which would prolong the biggest advance in over a year.

Elon Musk took drugs with some Tesla board members, WSJ says

WORLD

Elon Musk took drugs with some Tesla board members, WSJ says

There was concern about the volume of Musk’s illegal drug use and that he consumed drugs with some of his board members, the newspaper reported

RBI likely to consider canceling Paytm Bank permit: Report

BUSINESS

RBI likely to consider canceling Paytm Bank permit: Report

The Reserve Bank of India could act after a Feb. 29 deadline it has set, after which Paytm Payments Bank will bar customers from replenishing their saving accounts or the popular digital payment wallet, the people said.

Citi expects big year for India M&As with capital flowing from far and wide

BUSINESS

Citi expects big year for India M&As with capital flowing from far and wide

Investments will range from outright acquisitions to greenfield projects and partnerships, Citi’s India investment banking head Rahul Saraf said in an interview with Bloomberg News in Mumbai.

Japanese retail investors pile billions into Indian equities

BUSINESS

Japanese retail investors pile billions into Indian equities

Total assets of India equity-focused investment trusts in Japan grew 11%, or ¥237 billion ($1.6 billion), in January, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

A 5,800% renewables stock boom has some Indian investors worried

BUSINESS

A 5,800% renewables stock boom has some Indian investors worried

The biggest stock winners in India’s renewable sector are now all facing the challenge from minuscule earnings, which has sent valuations through the roof.

Amazon adds AI shopping companion named rufus to retail store

WORLD

Amazon adds AI shopping companion named rufus to retail store

Called Rufus, the shopping assistant is launching on Thursday to “a small subset of customers” who use Amazon’s mobile app, the online retail giant said in a blog post.

Apple’s China slump deepens even as total sales grow again

WORLD

Apple’s China slump deepens even as total sales grow again

Sales in China dropped 13% to $20.8 billion in the fiscal first quarter, which ended Dec. 30, the company said in a statement Thursday. That fell far short of the $23.5 billion predicted by analysts and was Apple’s weakest December quarter in the Asian nation since the first period of 2020.

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