SENATE BANKING PANEL IS NO LONGER INTENDING TO CONDUCT A CONFIRMATION HEARING FOR KEVIN WARSH NEXT WEEK - PUNCHBOWL
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GOOGLE: FITBIT HEALTH COACH BROADENING TO 37 NATIONS
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ECUADOR RAISES DUTY ON COLOMBIAN IMPORTS TO 100 PCT FROM 50 PCT
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AIR RAID ALARMS ACTIVATED IN TEL AVIV ACCORDING TO SOURCE WITNESS
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ISRAELI MILITARY: HEZBOLLAH FIRED MISSILE AT ISRAEL THAT SET OFF AIR RAID ALARMS
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NEW ZEALAND BUSINESSNZ MANUFACTURING PMI MAR: 53.2 (PREV 55.0; PREVR 54.8)
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TRUMP: IRAN IS DOING A VERY POOR JOB, SOME WOULD SAY DISGRACEFUL, OF PERMITTING CRUDE TO PASS THROUGH THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ || THAT IS NOT THE DEAL WE HAVE - TRUTH SOCIAL
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OLAM GROUP: CEO SUNNY VERGHESE & CHAIRMAN LIM AH DOO TO STEP DOWN; DEPUTY CHAIRMAN YAP CHEE KEONG TO ASSUME CHAIRMANSHIP
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OLAM GROUP: CFO MUTHUKUMAR STEPS DOWN APRIL 27, CONTINUES AS OLAM AGRI COO; VENKATARAMAN KRISHNAN APPOINTED NEW GROUP CFO
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JAPAN PM TAKAICHI: TO RELEASE 20 DAYS WORTH OF OIL RESERVES FROM EARLY MAY
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EUROPEAN RESOURCES TO WITHDRAW MARCH RIGHTS ISSUE; REPLACES WITH 3-FOR-7 RENOUNCEABLE RIGHTS ISSUE AT A$0.015/SHARE
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BENCHMARK 10-YEAR JGB FUTURES DROP 0.08 POINT IN EARLY TRADING
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JAPAN'S NIKKEI AVERAGE FUTURES RISE 0.4% IN EARLY TRADING
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JAPAN FINMIN KATAYAMA: NOT IN A POSITION TO TALK ABOUT STEPS AGAINST POSSIBLE OIL SUPPLY DEFICITS
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JAPAN FINMIN KATAYAMA: UNABLE TO GAUGE EFFECT OF FOOD SALES TAX REDUCTION ON PRICES AT THIS STAGE
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JAPAN FINMIN KATAYAMA: G7 FINANCE MINISTERS UNANIMOUSLY CONCUR THAT MIDDLE EAST SITUATION SHOULD NOT BE EXTENDED
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JAPAN FINMIN KATAYAMA: PRIVATE CREDIT WILL BE ON THE AGENDA OF G7 MEETING, BUT OBSERVING NO SIGNIFICANT CRISIS CURRENTLY || JAPAN HAS NO SUBSTANTIAL EXPOSURES TO PRIVATE CREDIT
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JAPAN FINMIN KATAYAMA: WILL CO-CHAIR SESSION ON CRITICAL MINERALS ON THE MARGINS OF G7 MEETING
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ADB warns that ongoing Middle East disruptions through Q3 could drag economic growth in developing Asia and the Pacific down to 4.7% in 2026.
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According to ADB, extended disruptions lasting a year could trim 1.3 percentage points from regional growth across 2026–2027.
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The 5-year JGB yield edges up 1.0 basis point to 1.835%.
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