Jim Pollard is the Chief Subeditor at Asia Financial. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a strong focus on finance, commodities, and energy sectors, including oil and gas, energy policy, and renewable energy. Jim's insights and expertise have been featured in Men's Health Forum and Asia Financial.
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Foreign analysts have criticised new laws passed by China, including one that puts security regulations on overseas investments and another on ‘ethnic unity.'
Kospi plunges 8% on Thursday as Asian trading floors remain edgy, but investors were soothed by Fed boss Warsh's remark that inflation pressure has declined.
Japan and India agree to a swag of bilateral deals, while Modi prepares to visit other Pacific allies. And EU leaders say China must act on its huge trade imbalance.
Beijing fired a long-range missile into the Pacific hours after Australia signed a defence treaty with Fiji, drawing criticism from many states angry at what they called a ‘destabilising' show of force.
Samsung shares plunged as much as 10% on Tuesday despite news its Q2 profit was up 1,800%. Investors fear share prices can't be sustained and the tech ‘bubble' is ending
Analysts say Beijing is bolstering its naval deployment around Taiwan, as geopolitical tensions and oil prices rise in the Middle East and across the Pacific
The biggest storm in decades is tipped to sweep through northern Taiwan on Friday and into eastern China on Saturday, which was hit with a smaller typhoon just days ago.
Korean memory chips giant, which is a supplier to Nvidia, raised a record $26bn from its US listing, and gave impetus to markets across Asia on Friday
Oil prices jumped by over 4%, while shares on the Kospi fell 9%, as SK Hynix shares sank by over 15% on another mixed day for Asian markets.
Analysts say Trump's proposal for a 20% levy on tankers going through Hormuz was a factor in the latest oil price surge, but it could also form the basis of a deal with Tehran.
