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Goldman Sachs believes it is too early to call a decisive end to a battery raw materials price plunge.

Binance on Tuesday said it will discontinue all Nigerian naira services, as the U.S. firm remains embroiled in a legal dispute with the African country.

Nigeria is battling to contain a historic currency crisis and soaring inflation, with the IMF warning that almost one in 10 face food insecurity.

Bloomberg reported the Commerce Department did not clear the chip for sale in China because it was still too advanced.

China's 2024 GDP target of 5% is achievable, but the trajectory won't be an easy one, said Hong Kong's financial secretary.

Beijing vowed to "resolutely oppose separatist activities aimed at 'Taiwan independence' and external interference."

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said Tuesday the country's closed-door deal with Taylor Swift's promoters is "not unfriendly" to nearby countries.

China's EV market, which is the world's largest and most crowded, is seeing fierce competition to win market share through promotions and price cuts.

Net income in 2023 was $162.7 million, as compared to a net loss of $1.7 billion in 2022.

Japan's Nikkei stock index has been on a record-breaking spree, but the country's ailing economy has experts divided over this sustainability of this rally.

The price of bitcoin surged to start the week, edging even closer to its all-time high after the rally took a breather over the weekend.

The gold contract for April gained $30.60, or 1.46%, to settle at $2,126.30 per ounce, the highest level dating back to the contract's creation in 1974.

Anthropic on Monday debuted Claude 3, a chatbot and suite of AI models that it calls its fastest and most powerful yet.

Japan's Nikkei 225 smashed through the 40,000 level on Monday, soaring past another milestone to a new record high.

JetBlue and Spirit Airlines had appealed a federal judge's decision to block their merger earlier in January.

American's order includes 85 of Boeing's yet-to-be certified 737 Max 10 aircraft.

Super Micro Computer stock closed up more than 18% on Monday after the company was selected to join the S&P 500.

The airline declined to provide profit or revenue forecasts for the first quarter or full year.

Oil prices fell Monday after oil cartel OPEC+ agreed to extend voluntary output reductions until the second quarter of this year.

The annual February figures came in above analyst expectations, with hotels, cafes and restaurants noting the highest inflation increase.