Indian shares were little changed on Wednesday on the back of selling pressure in capital goods stocks but easing global tensions over a potential clash between the U.S. and North Korea kept losses in check.
S&P Global Ratings and Moody's Investors Service again cut their ratings on Noble Group as they expect the commodity trader will not be able to meet its debt obligations in the next six months.
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Golden Agri-Resources on Monday reported a 45 percent slump in second-quarter profit due to the recognition of deferred tax income of US$131 million in the previous period.
U.S. stocks indexes snapped three days of losses and ended higher on Friday, as investors bet on slower U.S. rate hikes following weaker-than-expected consumer price data.
Singapore shares rebounded on Monday, tracking a firmer Asia and Wall Street, as tensions between the United States and North Korea showed signs of easing.
Spackman Entertainment, a South Korean theatrical film production group, on Monday announced its proposed acquisition of Take Pictures Pte for an undisclosed amount.
Ezion Holdings, a provider of offshore marine logistics services, on Monday requesting trading suspension as it discusses funding options with its shareholders following a quarterly loss.
According to the latest quarterly data released by the International Enterprise (IE) Singapore, the easing was due to the slight decline in non-electronic products exports.