What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.
BANGKOK: The Thai baht weakened against the US dollar on Monday. At 0222 GMT, the baht was 0.46% lower at 33.52 versus the dollar, after trading in a range of 33.430 to 33.565. It ended the previous session at 33.37 per dollar, as per LSEG data.
We haven't written up this one. Business Recorder has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Alhaji Muntaka Mubarak, the Minister of Interior has called on traditional authorities to enact and strictly enforce anti-bushfire byelaws in their respective communities, to prevent bushfire outbreaks in the 2026/2027 seasons.
Aldi is set to spend £900m opening new stores next year, as the discount grocer warned the Iran war and droughts were pushing up the “pressures” facing households. The UK’s fourth-biggest supermarket said it is seeing record sales growth because of its “relentless focus” on low prices, amid fears that the cost of food could [...]
Mit nur drei Fonds können Anleger sich eine regelmäßige monatliche Ausschüttung sichern – ohne auf die Chance zusätzlicher Kursgewinne verzichten zu müssen.
JAKARTA: Malaysian palm oil futures fell for a second straight session on Monday, weighed down by weaker rival vegetable oils in Chicago and Dalian, though losses were limited by stronger crude oil…
Mobility and delivery services will soon be available in key cities across Mindanao and the islands of Panay and Negros.
SYDNEY: The Australian and New Zealand dollars languished near multi-month lows on Monday, as rising oil prices added inflation risks and lifted US yields, with their technical outlook turning increasingly bearish. The Aussie was flat at $0.7020, after losing 1.5% last week to hit an eight-week low of $0.7004.
