China may bar citizens from leaving the country for up to three years under tighter travel rules, BBC reports.
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US manufacturers see supply-chain costs accelerate again.
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Saudi Arabia faces new Houthi strikes amid stalled talks over the Strait of Hormuz.
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Japan’s tertiary industry activity rebounds 0.4% in July, beating the 0.3% forecast.
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Japanese yen stays weaker as traders await the Fed, while the BoJ meeting looms.
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Japan considers adding drone-based defense options as part of new policies, Reuters reports.
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Oil extends gains following Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia - CNBC
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Asian markets show mixed moves amid focus on AI stocks and oil prices.
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US stock futures edge lower, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures down 0.3%.
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Japan PM set to reshuffle LDP executives Wednesday ahead of a Cabinet reshuffle Thursday.
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Russian forces target two vessels in the Black Sea, according to the Defence Ministry.
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US 10-Year Treasury Yields Rise To Highest Level Since 2007 - BBG
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Philippines issues 6.032 billion pesos of reissued 2036 bonds at 7.525% average yield after rejecting 2030 bond bids worth 20–30 billion pesos.
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EXXONMOBIL EXECUTIVE: MIDDLE EAST LNG SUPPLY DISRUPTION LIKELY TO REMAIN A SHORT-TERM ISSUE.
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WON WEAKENS 0.8% AGAINST THE DOLLAR AS SOUTH KOREA'S CURRENCY TRAILS OTHER ASIAN EMERGING-MARKET PEERS.
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DOLLAR-YEN RISES 14 PIPS TO 154.90 IN INTRADAY TRADING.
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OMAN LNG SAYS ITS LONG-TERM PLANS REMAIN UNCHANGED DESPITE THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ CRISIS.
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The Bank of England could pause sales of 20-year and 30-year gilts under a planned overhaul of its gilt-sale programme aimed at addressing market turbulence, according to the Daily Telegraph.
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China steps up exit restrictions as part of broader measures to secure strategic technology.
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South Korea may introduce measures to calm the bond market if conditions warrant.
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Japan's government will avoid using deficit-financing bonds to fund tax reductions, Finance Minister Katayama says.
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