Asia

Southeast Asian nations are swallowing an outflow of money from India, as foreign investors lose patience with its policy paralysis and slowing growth and aim instead for more promising emerging

Asian economies are better shielded from Europe's financial woes than other regions and China is unlikely to undergo a "hard landing" despite recent gloomy data, credit watchdog Fitch said Monday.

Crude was down in Asia today as a sharper-than-expected
US stockpile gain further spooked nervous investors already shaken by worries over the eurozone, analysts said.
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Tata Group is the only Indian entity which has managed to find a place in the list of ten best companies for leadership in Asia, according to a study by

ADB president Haruhiko Kuroda today called upon the Asia-Pacific nations to focus on inclusive growth, green initiatives and knowledge-led development to achieve sustainable economic expansion and succeed in an era

Oil was down in quiet Asian trade today on forecasts of a US stockpile gain as well as amplified worries over the eurozone after Spain announced that it had fallen