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Keppel data centre fund to buy upcoming data centre in Japan
KEPPEL Data Centre Fund II (KDCF II), which is managed by Keppel Limited, has inked a framework agreement with Mitsui Fudosan Co for the proposed forward purchase of a...
Hong Kong stocks close with big gains
HONG Kong stocks ended sharply higher on Monday (Mar 11) as traders welcomed data showing Chinese inflation picked up last month, in a rare bright spot for the struggling...
Australian shares skid off record high as banks, miners drag down benchmark
AUSTRALIAN shares retreated from record high levels on Monday (Mar 11), with heavyweight mining and banking stocks dragging down the benchmark as investors turn their attention to the central...
China asks large banks to support Vanke in rare intervention, sources say
CHINA has asked banks to enhance financing support for state-backed China Vanke and called on creditors to consider private debt maturity extension, in a rare intervention from the central...
Pilots at Qantas units to strike again amid ongoing pay dispute
PILOTS at Qantas Airways units Network Aviation and QantasLink will conduct a fresh strike this week as they continue to demand for higher pay, the Australian Federation of Air...
Frasers Property to redeem S$600 million perpetual securities
FRASERS Property’s wholly owned subsidiary, Frasers Property Treasury (FPT), is redeeming S$600 million fixed-rate subordinated perpetual securities. It will be redeemed at S$250,000 for every S$250,000 in nominal amount...
Stocks to watch: Sembcorp, CDL, CapitaLand Ascott Trust, Japfa
THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Monday (Mar 11):Sembcorp Industries (SCI): India’s SJVN, a state-owned power producer, has awarded a 440-megawatt...
Japan’s Topix expected to continue trending higher
THE Mini Tokyo Price Index (Topix) Futures contract, a broad representation of the performance of over 2,000 publicly-owned Japanese companies, has continued to outperform its global counterparts. As at...
