Spot silver has hit $75 per ounce for the first time in history, fueled by soaring industrial demand and its role as an inflation hedge. We analyze the impact on investors and industries.

South Korea's KOSPI index topped 4,130 on Santa Rally hopes, led by tech giants like Samsung Electronics. However, auto and financial sectors lagged, showing a divided market.

Hyatt Hotels plans joint ventures with Chinese state-owned firms to combat a market slowdown while aggressively expanding to double its Asia-Pacific portfolio. A deep dive into the dual strategy.

Despite attracting tech giants like Apple and Samsung, a new report from RMIT University suggests Vietnam is failing to capture meaningful technology transfers, risking its future as a simple assembly hub.

Japan's government has approved a record ¥122.3 trillion budget for the next fiscal year, driven by rising social security and defense costs, escalating concerns over public debt.

S&P Dow Jones Indices indicates that AI and private markets are fundamentally changing how financial indexes and ETFs are built, creating new opportunities and risks for investors.

As Japan's November inflation hits 3.0%, BOJ Governor Ueda signals further rate hikes. An analysis of the complex economic situation, including the impact of a weak yen on GDP.

Russia is delaying its 100-million-ton LNG production target due to Western sanctions, according to Reuters. This could fuel global supply uncertainty and bolster market share for competitors.

Wall Street's view on Chinese equities is shifting dramatically from 'uninvestable' to 'irresistible' as 2025 ends. We explore the reasons behind this pivot, fueled by China's tech sector, and what investors should know.

Japan's private rice imports have surged by a factor of 104 as high domestic prices make foreign rice competitive, signaling a potential shift in its food security policy.

Japan's SBI Holdings is reportedly in talks with regional banks to take bigger stakes, aiming to build a 'fourth megabank.' The move could significantly reshape Japan's banking sector.

Retail investors poured $8 billion into Palantir in 2025, defying Wall Street's warnings about its high valuation. We analyze the divide over the AI stock, which has surged 3,000% in three years.