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New Zealand batsman Rachin Ravindra converted his maiden century into a brilliant double-hundred before the hosts tore through South Africa's top order to dominate day two of the series-opening test in Mount Maunganui.

Ground staff at German flag carrier Lufthansa will go on strike this Wednesday, the Verdi union said on Monday, in the latest bout of industrial action to hit Germany's transport sector as workers demand more pay.

The dollar rose to an eight-week top against its major peers on Monday as traders clawed back bets for aggressive rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year in view of a still-resilient U.S. economy.

Asian shares eased on Monday and the dollar was firm after a robust U.S. jobs report dashed expectations of a near-term interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve, while stocks in China were volatile as investor sentiment remained shaky.

Australian shares dropped 1% on Monday, retreating from a record high scaled in the prior session, as miners tracked lacklustre commodity prices lower, while investors remained on the sidelines ahead of a central bank policy decision.

UniCredit on Monday pledged to match in 2024 the previous year's result despite the negative economic backdrop, as it posted a much higher than expected 2023 profit and said it would return it all to shareholders.

Japan's Nikkei share average rose on Monday, buoyed by a weaker yen and gains on Wall Street at the end of last week.

(RTTNews) - Valneva SE (VALN) said Monday that it sold the Priority Review Voucher it received from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for $103 million or 95 million euros.

(RTTNews) - Indian shares were little changed in early trade on Monday as the dollar and bond yields climbed in international markets after the release of impressive U.S. labour market data and comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell that the U.S. central bank will proc

South Korea's Hyundai Motor is exploring an initial public offering (IPO) for its Indian unit to raise at least $3 billion, two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.

Australian carrier Qantas will head to the country's Fair Work Commission on Monday to try and reach an agreement with its pilots at a subsidiary running operations in Western Australia who have voted down a new enterprise deal three times.

Hong Kong-listed shares of China's WuXi AppTec jumped as much as 7.6% on Monday after it said it has no links with any governments or their military organisations, and it should not be listed as a "biotechnology company of concern" in a draft U.S. bill.

South Korea's financial watchdog on Monday announced a crackdown on careless risk management by financial firms as part of a broader push to prevent the liquidity problems that have beset real estate projects from affecting financial markets.

French investment bank Natixis said on Monday it had hired five senior bankers in Japan, becoming the latest of foreign financial firms to beef up operations there as the prospects of a rate policy pivot start to spur business in the country.

Shares of Tata Motors, India's most valuable carmaker, rose as much as 7.2% to a record high of 941.9 rupees on Monday after it reported a more than two-fold increase in third-quarter profit, driven by strong sales in its British luxury car unit, Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).

Below is a roundup of last week's developments in the agriculture sector.

Shares of Indian digital payments firm Paytm slumped 10% to a near record low on Monday, extending a rout triggered by a regulatory crackdown on the company's banking unit.

Chicago soybeans ticked higher on Monday after dropping to their lowest in more than two years earlier in the session, although a strengthening dollar and lacklustre demand for U.S. cargoes limited the upside in prices.

New Zealand government ministers were heckled by protesters and their speeches drowned out by song on Monday as they arrived in the town of Waitangi for anniversary celebrations of the signing of New Zealand’s founding document, the Treaty of Waitangi.

Chinese property developers Sunac China and CIFI Holdings said some of their projects had been listed by local governments as suitable for loans, adding to the number of defaulted developers getting support from authorities.