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Foreigners dump Asia stocks at record pace as AI winners get crowded

Foreign investors sold Asian ‌equities at the fastest pace in at least 16 years in the first half of 2026, as a blistering AI-driven rally forced them to trim their biggest winners in South Korea and Taiwan and hunt for laggards at a discount.

Bangkok Post

Tel Aviv should build broader alliance from India to US via West Asia: Top Israeli defence official

Israel's top defence official proposed a new regional security architecture, advocating for a broad alliance from India to the US, encompassing West Asia and Europe. This initiative, he stated, is crucial given Iran's military buildup and aims to forge shared interests. A new US-Israel security pact, grounded in mutual interests,…

The Economic Times

Why Google’s 'smartest' phone still skips Thailand

Thailand is one of Southeast Asia’s most enthusiastic smartphone markets, yet Google’s Pixel phones remain absent from official shelves, leaving expats and Thai tech fans to wonder why Android’s own flagship is still treated like a suitcase souvenir.

Bangkok Post

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India's economic plot twist comes with one villain stepping aside, another waiting

India's economic outlook has improved as falling crude oil prices ease inflation, strengthen the balance of payments and prompt economists to raise GDP growth forecasts. But the optimism comes with fresh risks, including an uneven monsoon, food inflation, geopolitical tensions in West Asia and uncertainty over global commodity prices, making…

The Economic Times

Asia's 50 Best Bars returns to Wynn Resorts Macau

Marking its 20th anniversary in Macao, Wynn Resorts Macau will welcome the global drinks community once again as the official host partner of Asia's 50 Best Bars in July.

Bangkok Post

Myanmar's Min Aung Hlaing to visit Laos in first Asean member state visit

NAY PYI TAW — Myanmar junta chief ⁠turned ⁠president Min Aung Hlaing will make an official visit to Laos in the next few days, state media reported on Wednesday, his ‌first trip to a member state of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) since taking on his new civilian…

Bangkok Post

Global AI wave revs up Asian factories, offsetting war-induced pain

Asia's manufacturing sector experienced a significant boost in June, driven by robust demand for AI-related technology goods. This surge provided much-needed relief for export-dependent economies, even as the Iran conflict contributed to price pressures and shipping delays. Surveys indicate that the global AI investment wave is actively reshaping the region's…

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Asian airlines' Europe windfall fades as Gulf rivals rebound

Asian airlines that benefited from higher fares and passenger numbers on European routes due to the Iran conflict are now facing declining advantages. Gulf carriers have resumed flights, offering lower prices, leading to a gradual erosion of market share gained by airlines like Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific.

The Economic Times

Global Market Today: Asian stocks rise after US tech gains, yen steady

Asian markets surged, mirroring a strong US performance driven by chipmaker gains and resilient economic data. Investors are largely overlooking geopolitical tensions, betting on continued corporate earnings growth. The yen's sharp decline to a 40-year low is drawing attention, while progress in US-Iran talks offers a glimmer of stability. This…

The Economic Times

How to rescue Thailand's economy

In the early 1990s, Thailand was tipped to be the region's next economic tiger. Today, it risks being seen as the "sick man of Asia".

Bangkok Post

Japan the example to follow but this has been a dismal World Cup for Asia

Iran were treated badly while two countries were debutants, but Saudi Arabia and South Korea should have done better

The Guardian - UK

How China Cashed In on the Hormuz Crisis While the US and Iran Were Busy Fighting

The Strait of Hormuz crisis disrupted global markets, but China's strategic reserves and clean energy investments mitigated its impact, highlighting vulnerabilities in other Asian economies.

International Business Times UK

China is a clear winner from Trump’s war in Middle East, report concludes

Beijing, whose stockpiles and renewables industry allowed it to withstand energy shock, is now gaining from global solar and EV push

The Guardian - UK

Goldman Sachs Advises Investors To Stay With Asia's Market Winners And Add Commodities To Their Portfolios

Goldman Sachs advised lobal investors to move toward Asian equities and commodities as earnings momentum, geopolitical risk and infrastructure demand reshape asset allocation trends.

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The Times of India

Hormuz, Suez, Taiwan Strait: Why the world’s supply chains now need war-room planning

Global supply chains face unprecedented threats as maritime chokepoints become geopolitical battlegrounds. The US-Iran conflict highlighted how disruptions in vital waterways like the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb trigger widespread economic fallout, from soaring freight rates to increased inflation. Other critical routes, including the Suez, Taiwan, Malacca, and Panama…

Bangkok Post

WONTECH ASIA, THAILAND Korean aesthetics

Thailand’s medical aesthetics industry is attracting growing foreign investment as international companies seek to tap rising demand for non-surgical cosmetic treatments and use Thailand as a springboard into Southeast Asia.

The Economic Times

Anthropic's export restrictions are fueling Asia's AI boom

The US move has allowed Asian firms to establish themselves in a market dominated by a handful of US companies.

The Independent UK

Iran war turns Asia toward diversifying energy supplies, undermining climate goals

Asian nations hit hard by the Iran war’s price shocks are rushing to diversify and strengthen their energy security, potentially undermining their commitments to curb climate change

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US stocks may be headed for a sharp correction, warns Andrew Freris amid AI spending boom

Market strategist Andrew Freris warns Wall Street's rally is built on shaky ground, citing weak earnings and excessive AI enthusiasm. He advises caution on US equities, favoring select Asian markets like Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, and South Korea. Freris believes a US market correction is inevitable and could trigger a global…

The Economic Times

Asia's crude oil imports tick up in June but uncertainty reigns

Asia's crude oil imports saw a slight June uptick but remain near decade lows, impacted by the Iran conflict disrupting Middle East shipments. Despite a modest recovery, volumes are significantly down from pre-war levels, with the Strait of Hormuz's uncertain future and China's reduced buying adding to market volatility. Refined…

The Economic Times

Global Market: Financial firms shift Asia expansion focus to South Korea, take cautious stance on China and India

Global financial firms are increasingly prioritising South Korea for Asia-Pacific expansion while adopting a cautious approach towards China and India, an ASIFMA-KPMG survey found. Regulatory clarity, stable policies and capital market opportunities are driving investment decisions, as firms reassess regional strategies amid geopolitical risks and operational challenges.

The Economic Times

Global Market Today: Asian stocks climb on tech rally, Yen hits 40-year low

Asian stocks surged to their best quarterly gain in 17 years, mirroring Wall Street's tech-led rally. The Japanese yen hit a four-decade low against the dollar, sparking concerns about market intervention. Global equities are poised for a strong quarter, with investors now awaiting US-Iran talks and crucial US jobs data…

Bangkok Post

Thailand among the best in Asia for business

Thailand has been ranked 27th in the world and 7th in Asia among the best countries for starting a business, aligning with the government's ongoing efforts to reform the country's economic structure and enhance its global competitiveness, according to deputy government spokeswoman Lalida Persvivatana, citing the US News & World…

TechRadar

The Steam Machine is overpriced yet it's sold out already in Japan — but be careful about buying a cheap clone

Be careful around apparently enticing Steam Machine copies from Asia, even if the real thing is selling out at its eye-watering MSRP.

International Business Times UK

Viral Nail Salon Fight Sparks Fresh Claims Black Boycott Is Hitting Asian-Owned Businesses Hard

A viral nail salon fight has reignited discussions about the Black boycott of Asian-owned businesses, following a controversial court verdict. The debate continues online, with opinions divided.

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