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Asian emerging market stocks traded higher in the morning, lifted by the White House's exemption of smartphones and computers from "reciprocal" U.S. tariffs, but caution prevailed as President Donald ...

Indonesia’s rupiah plunged to 16,970 a dollar in the morning session but largely recovered the day’s losses as the central bank intervened. Thailand’s baht slipped to a four-month low, while the ...

A Vietnamese woman has been arrested by Phra Ratchawang Police for slashing a tourist's bag and stealing money from Songkran ...

That allows the banks to then issue credit cards to these individuals that have specific perks. To obtain these credit cards, ...

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Some platforms have seen a spike in conversions to the currencies of popular travel spots. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Stocks in South Korea rallied by the most in five years while Japan’s equities recorded the biggest gain since August as a ...

SINGAPORE] South-east Asia has long caught a cold when the US dollar sneezes, but these days, currency watchers are just as alert to the renminbi’s sniffles. Read more at The Business Times.

ASIAN emerging market equities tanked for a fifth straight session on Wednesday as US President Donald Trump's "reciprocal" ...