Vedanta Ltd. may lose its third chief financial officer in as many years just as the mining conglomerate controlled by billionaire Anil Agarwal heads into an ambitious restructuring of its businesses, according to people familiar with the matter.
Gold and crude oil fell with Treasuries while US equity futures rose as fears softened over the weekend that the conflict in the Middle East would escalate. Asian stocks fell for a fourth day, with China worst hit as investor sentiment remains fragile.
The pressure is on domestic carmakers at this week’s Japan Mobility Show to prove they’re serious not only about going carbon neutral, but also revolutionizing the way people and goods move around.
Argentina investors again braced for a selloff after Economy Minister Sergio Massa did better than forecast in Sunday’s presidential vote, dashing hopes for an outright win by a more market-friendly candidate.
Shares of Samsung Electronics Co. are on track to underperform those of its smaller memory-chip rival SK Hynix Inc. by the most in a decade as investors bet the latter will be the winner in artificial intelligence.
South Korea’s early exports returned to growth for the first time in more than a year in another indication of recovering external demand that will offer some reassurance to investors and policymakers monitoring the health of global commerce.
Oil edged lower — after two weeks of gains — as Israel held off on its ground invasion of Gaza amid diplomatic efforts to secure the release of more hostages.
Hon Hai Precision Industry Co. fell its most in more than three months after Beijing launched a series of investigations into its operations in China, targeting a key Apple Inc. supplier and one of the country’s largest employers.
Asian stocks fell for a fourth day after a selloff in US markets deepened Friday. Gold and crude oil eased back as traders scrutinized the geopolitical situation in the Middle East. The yen briefly breached 150 per dollar.
Venture capital firm Peak XV Partners said the latest batch of its accelerator program are made up mainly of AI and deep tech startups, as global investors jostle to be early in such companies.
