India’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Grow Strength to Strength
Despite the geo-political headwinds, high inflation and high interest rates, India’s Foreign Exchange Reserves went up all time high at USD 648 billion in April 2024. India has built a strong resilience in the external sector at the crucial juncture of geo-politics; country is comfortable to meet its external financing requirements.
Sukhdeep Singh Joins SolarWinds as Head of Channel Sales APJ
SolarWinds (NYSE:SWI), a leading provider of simple, powerful, secure observability and IT management software, today announced the recent appointment of Sukhdeep Singh as the head of channel sales for Asia-Pacific and Japan (APJ).
People's trust in Indian government and its services is rising: IIM Survey
A pan-India survey of the citizens by the country's top management institutes has found that the average trust in the Indian government across the country has reached 69.36 percent with Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh (UP) recording the highest level of trust in government services.
Netherlands Tops EU Investors In Ho Chi Minh City
The foundation of the good relationship between Vietnam and the Netherlands is the need to complement each other, and the desire to share common values, similarities in natural conditions as well as environmental and climate challenges.
Echoes of Gang Warfare in Canada? RCMP Makes Arrest in Connection with Nijjar’s Killing
RCMP in a statement mentioned an arrest resulting from the investigation into the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a known Khalistan extremist. According to media reports, three men, identified as Karanpreet Singh, Kamalpreet Singh, and Karan Brar—all of Indian origin—have been arrested and charged with first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder in connection with Nijjar’s death.
China’s property crisis leaves trail of ghost cities in Malaysia and Cambodia
Malaysia’s Forest City and Cambodia’s Sihanoukville have suffered immensely from China’s property sector crisis. From the half-finished structures of Forest City in Johor, Malaysia, to the desolate shores of Sihanoukville, Cambodia, the narrative of China's real estate giants reflects unbridled ambition and dire consequences. Both locales are now labeled as ghost cities.
India boosts anti-submarine warfare, successfully tests 'Supersonic Missile-Assisted Release of Torpedo' system
When China recently launched the first of eight Hangor II submarines for Pakistan at the Wuchang Shipbuilding yard in Wuhan, India moved another step forward to enhance its Navy's anti-submarine warfare capability by conducting a successful test of the Supersonic Missile-Assisted Release of Torpedo (SMART) system.
Huge Potentials, Opportunities for Vietnamese Products in African Market
The 10th African Investment, and Commerce Forum facilitated hundreds of business-to-business meetings, fostering partnerships and collaboration among stakeholders seeking entry to the African market.
WB: Vietnam Remains Attractive Destination For Foreign Investors
Dorsati Madani, senior economist of the World Bank said "Vietnam will still be an attractive destination for foreign investors."
Indian Envoy Meets Myanmar Deputy PM, Discusses Multifaceted Relations
Indian Ambassador to Myanmar, Abhay Thakur, on Tuesday met Myanmar Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Than Swe, in Naypyidaw and discussed the various aspects of the multifaceted relations between two nations, reports said.
China flooding international markets with cheap goods
With tension between China and the US far from tapering off anytime soon, it is in trade and economic areas where Beijing’s activities appear to have further hit panic button in Washington DC as Secretary of State Antony Blinken, during his April 24-26 visit to East Asian country, raised his concern on dumping of Chinese products, including steel and Aluminium in the American market.
DigiFrontiers Digital Technology Forum Discuses Orientations for Vietnam-Australia Cooperation
Vietnam is considered the country with the fastest growing digital economy in Southeast Asia.
Creating Favorable Conditions for The Implementation of Vietnam - Thailand Economic Relation
Thailand is currently Vietnam's biggest trading partner in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), while the latter is the former's No. 2 partner, after Malaysia.
Double Standards: Unmasking Western Media’s Bias Against India
The recent slew of reports by American media outlets, notably the Washington Post and The Guardian, concerning alleged actions of the Indian government, has underscored a troubling trend in international journalism. With an “exclusive” report on an assassination plot on American soil purportedly linked to India during its national elections, questions arise not just about the timing of such revelations but also about the inherent biases they may reflect.
Aspects traders need to know about the Japanese yen to trade better – Octa
Understanding the intricacies of the Japanese yen (JPY) is essential to excel in trading. It is recognizable by its symbol ¥ and holds immense importance in the Forex market as a major reserve currency due to its popularity in carry trades.
Moomoo Celebrates Success with Business Partners at Nasdaq Exchange
Moomoo, the world's most advanced trading platform, hosted an exclusive event at the Nasdaq MarketSite on April 29. This event brought together users, business partners, and influencers from seven markets, to celebrate financial education empowerment across regions.
Nearly 1,500 Nominations for the Fourth Season of the VinFuture Prize
The nomination portal for the 2024 VinFuture Prize officially concluded on April 17th with a total of 1,469 nominations for the fourth award season.
Arla Foods Ingredients targets ‘holistic hydration’ at Vitafoods Europe
Arla Foods Ingredients will showcase the potential of whey protein in beverages that combine hydration with nutritional benefits at Vitafoods Europe 2024.
China in Asia: Presence of a loan shark among the developing world
Chinese investments disguised under the veil of lender of last resort has proved to be detrimental for the whole of Asia if not specific sub-regions within the continent, according to the Hongkongpost.
Delayed Decision Making, Climate Change and Technological Progress – Factors that Beg Rethinking the Indus Water Treaty
One of Asia’s largest river systems, the Indus River Basin (IRB), consists of the key artery, the Indus River, and several tributaries – the Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Sutlej, and Beas rivers. Together, these six rivers carry approximately 0.2 billion cubic metres of water annually.
