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Malaysian palm oil futures rose on Tuesday, driven by top importer India's move to allow edible oil imports at a concessional duty for one more year.

Vivek Ramaswamy, a multi-millionaire former biotech executive, ended his White House bid on Monday and endorsed Donald Trump after his longshot bid caught attention but failed to catapult him high enough in the Republican Party's first nominating contest in Iowa.

Thailand's cabinet on Tuesday approved a diesel tax cut for three months to April and a 3.6 trillion baht ($102.53 billion) budget plan for the fiscal year 2025, a deputy finance minister said.

Gold prices were subdued on Tuesday as the dollar and Treasury yields rose, while traders waited to hear from a slew of U.S. Federal Reserve speakers this week for more clarity on the central bank's rate cut prospects.

India will extend the import of edible oil at a lower duty by another year until March 2025, the government said in a notification issued late on Monday as the world's biggest importer of vegetable oil moves to limit local prices.

China's yuan hit its lowest in more than a month against the dollar on Tuesday, reflecting broad strength in the U.S. currency and persistent expectations of monetary easing in the world's second-largest economy to aid the recovery.

A working group meeting of the Western Pacific Naval Symposium kicked off in the Chinese city of Nanjing on Tuesday, with the three-day event to be attended by representatives from Japan, Russia and the United States, according to Chinese state media.

Chicago corn and soybean futures regained some ground on Tuesday after data showing strong U.S. production and stockpiles pushed prices to multi-year lows in the previous trading session.

Prices of most nonferrous metals declined on Tuesday, weighed down by a stronger dollar and concerns about demand in top consumer China.

The dollar was firm on Tuesday as investors assessed the chances of early and steep interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, ahead of a data-packed week that could influence major central banks' thinking on monetary policy.

(RTTNews) - Snapping the six-session long record rally, the Japanese stock market is significantly lower on Tuesday, with the Nikkei 225 falling below the 35,700 mark, following the broadly negative cues from European markets overnight, with losses across most sectors led by fina

Asian shares dropped to a one-month low, U.S. stock futures fell and the dollar rose on Tuesday as hawkish remarks from central bankers tempered expectations for interest rate cuts and traders waited to hear from the Fed's influential Christopher Waller.

South Korean steelmaker Posco has kicked off a dollar bond deal, according to a term sheet reviewed by Reuters on Tuesday.

The Australian and New Zealand dollars hit one-month lows on Tuesday after breaching key support levels as risk appetite ebbed, while domestic data added to signs that interest rates Down Under have peaked and the next move would be down.

(RTTNews) - Clearwater Paper Corp. (CLW), a supplier of quality tissue and bleached paperboard product, said that it temporarily suspended its operations in Lewiston, Idaho due to uncertainty in natural gas supply and damage caused by extreme cold weather. The company is restarti

Lionel Scaloni will stay on as Argentina's coach at least until the end of this summer's Copa America, where the country will defend their title, local media reported on Monday.

New Zealand test captain Kane Williamson will miss the final three matches in the Twenty20 series against Pakistan after suffering a minor hamstring strain, the team said on Tuesday.

Elon Musk said on Monday he would be uncomfortable growing AI/robotics at Tesla without at least a 25% voting control of the company.

(RTTNews) - Adding to the slight losses in the previous two sessions, the Australian stock market is sharply lower on Tuesday, following the broadly negative cues from European markets overnight. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 is falling to near the 7,400 level, with losses across mos

Oil prices edged slightly higher on Tuesday as the Middle East crisis escalated and ship tracking data showed more tankers altering course away from the Red Sea in response to attacks in the area by Yemen's Houthi movement.