Developments across China, Japan, Korea, India, and the Pacific
MSCI warns that if sufficient progress is not evident by the November 2026 index review, it will consider a range of options for the appropriate treatment of the Indonesia market.
MSCI says it may consult on reclassifying Indonesia from emerging markets to frontier markets if sufficient progress is not evident by November 2026.
MSCI says it will consider a range of options for Indonesia's market if sufficient progress is not evident by its November index review.
MSCI Inc reports that for Indonesia, market participants have raised profound investability concerns stemming from issues.
MSCI says it is continuing to monitor the implementation of measures aimed at improving accessibility of South Korea's equity market for international institutional investors.
MSCI states that what matters for international institutional investors is consistent implementation and sustained effect of measures across the market in Indonesia.
MSCI says it will continue to assess the scope, consistency, and sustained effectiveness of Indonesia in the context of free float determination and broader investability assessments.
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 widened losses, down 2.3% at 70,721.95.
Myanmar authorities seized 1.51 tons of ICE and 6.15 million stimulant tablets in the southern Bago region, according to state-owned The Global New Light of Myanmar.
Syntun data shows online sales during China's 618 shopping festival grew 4% year-over-year, down sharply from 15.2% growth last year, amid a persistent consumer spending slowdown, CNBC reports.
Ho Chi Minh City aims for its service sector to grow 12 to 14 percent annually and contribute 60 to 65 percent of its Gross Regional Domestic Product by 2030 under a plan reported by VnEconomy on Tuesday, centered on a planned international financial center.
Shooting at a high school in the Philippines kills 3, AP News reports.
Japan's core consumer inflation rose 2.7% in May after a 2.8% increase in April, according to the Bank of Japan.
Japan's core-core consumer inflation, excluding special factors, increased 2.1% in May after rising 2.2% in April, according to the Bank of Japan.
India all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy has been ruled out of the upcoming T20I tour of Ireland due to a quadriceps injury.
India's HSBC manufacturing PMI was 54.5 in June, compared with 55.0 previously.
A fuel explosion at Hsinchu Air Force Base on Tuesday morning, likely caused by a fuel pump malfunction, injured one mechanic.
India's HSBC Services PMI came in at 57.3 in June, down from 59.8 in the prior month.
India's HSBC Manufacturing PMI composite came in at 54.5 in June, down from 55.0 in the previous reading.
India's HSBC Composite PMI came in at 57.4 for June, down from 59.3 in the previous month.
Starbucks faces backlash in South Korea after a campaign was linked to the 1980 Gwangju crackdown, triggering protests and an apology; the CEO was removed and stores closed, but critics say the response still misses the core issue.
BOJ: Core-core CPI excluding special factors up 2.1% in May after 2.2% rise in April
Bank of Japan reports core CPI excluding special factors rose 2.7% in May, down from a 2.8% increase in April.
Japan's Nikkei 225 dropped further, losing 2.0% to 70,919.03.
Foreign investors turned buyers of Indian equities for the first time in two months as easing Middle East tensions and lower oil prices revive appetite for the market.
India's Tata Electronics hit by cyber breach claiming to expose Apple, Tesla trade secrets
Tencent is negotiating exits from several game studio investments in Japan, including Tokyo-traded Marvelous, as part of a reassessment of its global portfolio, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Australia's tax overhaul is cooling the nation's property market, dampening a long-standing preference for real estate investment.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has relieved a police officer whose firearm was allegedly used in the Tacloban school shooting incident on Monday. The PNP says the officer will also face charges.
Russian Security CouncilSergei Shoigu called for creating a BRICS mechanism to respond to threats and emergencies during a meeting with Chinese Wang Yi in New Delhi. The consultations took place on the sidelines of a meeting of BRICS high representatives responsible for security issues. Shoigu said that given the worsening international situation, it is important to create working mechanisms on the BRICS platform for collective operational response to emerging threats and crises, as well as for f