Indian shares fell for a fourth session on Thursday, dragged down by Tata Motors after disappointing outlook while geopolitical worries regarding North Korea also hampered risk appetite.
Singapore-based agribusiness giant Wilmar International on Thursday swung to a second-quarter profit, helped by a recovery in oilseeds and grains businesses.
Singapore shares snapped four-day fall on Thursday, led by gains in lenders such as DBS Group even as sentiment remained jittery due to lingering North Korea tensions.
Senator Richard Gordon is leading the senate investigation on the reported China shipment of 600 kilograms of illegal drugs worth USD 128 million in May 2017.
Indian shares fell for a fourth session on Thursday due to the increasing tensions between the U.S. and North Korea after the two countries exchanged threats.
Singapore shares snapped four-day fall on Thursday, led by gains in Venture Corp and DBS Group, even as global sentiment remained jittery due to lingering North Korea tensions.
Hong Kong equities fell for a second session on Thursday, losing more than 1 percent, following a sell-off in the U.S. and Europe on escalating geopolitical tensions.