Emerging Markets (South America, Asia, Middle East)
There's Another Stock Market Rally That Makes Little Sense
Mom and pop investors have gone wild in Malaysia, driving volume to record highs and shares of rubber-glove makers through the roof.
Singapore Heads to the Polls With Virus Crisis Sweeping City State
The election's outcome is a foregone conclusion, but let's see how much backing Singaporeans give to their all-powerful government's Covid-19 response.
Asia Faces $2.7 Trillion Bill From Covid-19
Several asian nations will experience significant economic damage from the coronavirus, according to forecasts by Standard & Poor's.
Indonesia's Currency: Asia's Best, Worst and Best Again
The Indonesian stock market has rallied sharply since May 20, and the rupiah is turbocharging Indonesian assets with an extra 15% kick. But is the country opening at exactly the wrong time?
Is Asia Emerging from the Covid-19 Crisis?
Hong Kong and South Korea are notable success stories. But India's travails appear to be only beginning, a path other underdeveloped nations may follow.
Singapore Oil Trading Billionaire Admits Hiding Huge Futures Losses
One of Asia's largest oil shippers has sought protection against liquidation from 23 of the world's biggest banks amid revelations of its founder's cover-up.
Next Up: How Do You Contain the Dollar Virus?
A U.S. dollar that is rising in value against most other currencies is creating a huge problem for a world inundated with dollar-priced debt.
Australia and India Lead Wednesday's Selling for an Asia in Recession
There are country-specific reasons why Australia, India and Thailand are leading Asia's plunge, but the whole region is in recession, S&P correctly says.
Jim Cramer: It's World War III vs. What Me Worry?
The market seems to be collectively whistling past the threat of an Iran strike -- here's what's probably going on.
Asia's Currency Underperformers Look Like Good Bets for 2020 Gains
The won, rupee and yuan may turn from the poorest performance in 2019 to solid runs in 2020, while the Iran-induced run to the dollar and yen may reverse fast.