The Orenburg gas processing plant—the largest facility of its kind in the world—has been forced to suspend its intake of gas from Kazakhstan after a Ukrainian drone attack.

China has formalized the new role of top trade negotiator Li Chenggang, removing him from his position as permanent representative to the World Trade Organization (WTO).

China’s economic growth slowed in the three months to the end of September as problems in the property market persisted and trade tensions with the U.S. flared up.

Earlier this month, insurance professionals stood side by side beneath the Philippine flag as it rose against Manila’s city skyline.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index declined Monday to 6,084.07 points—its lowest level—as it dropped by 5.46 points or 0.09 percent on thin trading.

Asian markets rose Monday after conciliatory comments from Donald Trump over the weekend eased worries about China-U.S. trade tensions, while Tokyo stocks surged to a record high on news of a deal to end political turmoil in Japan.

Wall Street is increasingly warning that the artificial intelligence trade may be overheating.

US stocks fell late in the week, weighed down by losses in midsized banks as concerns mounted over the quality of their loans.

China is wielding one of its most potent tools of economic coercion: its dominance over rare earths.

While the start of 2025 brought optimism over strong travel demand, the projections have not held true for every airline.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index climbed to another new level but cooled toward the close, finishing at 6,089.53 points, down 4.14 points or 0.07 percent, as investors cashed in gains amid anemic trading.

Donald Trump is bailing out Argentina in a move critics say has more to do with politics than economics or U.S. interests.

Jack Clark, co-founder of the high-flying AI startup Anthropic, told Fortune Tech’s Andrew Nusca, that “what we are dealing with is a real and mysterious creature, not a simple and predictable machine. And like all the best fairytales, the creature is of our own creation.”

Japan is closely monitoring volatility in the foreign exchange market.

Investors pocketing gains pushed down blue chips from their intraday highs, resulting in a fractional loss for the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index, which closed at 6,093.67 points, down 0.43 points or 0.007 percent, with sub-indices ending mixed.

In Silicon Valley, debate over whether AI companies are overvalued has taken on new urgency.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index surged a level higher for the second straight day but missed holding onto its gains, closing at 6,094.10 points, up 17.88 points or 0.29%.

The World Exposition in Osaka entered its final weekend on Saturday, drawing more than 200,000 visitors a day in recent weeks, with the venue packed to capacity as the six-month international event nears its conclusion.

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits rose again last week, economists estimated, suggesting early layoffs among contractors affected by the U.S. government shutdown.

President Donald Trump’s pledge to slash energy prices “by half within 12 months” has “failed spectacularly."

Kevin Warsh may ultimately not be President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Federal Reserve, but in the 14 years since he last worked there, Warsh has become a leading intellectual force in the conservative movement to reform the institution.

As the artificial intelligence boom grows, so do fears that it’s a bubble waiting to burst.

Minutes from the Federal Reserve’s September meeting show a committee wrestling with conflicting signals and struggling to reach consensus on which is more important: stubborn inflation or a weakening labor market.

The Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) index surged early Tuesday but cooled down at the close, as the services sub-index declined, ending the day up by 23.89 points, or 0.39%, at 6,076.22.