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  • Illustration of Asian stock markets falling as semiconductor shares, Treasury yields and oil prices come under pressure

    Why Asian Stocks Tumbled on August 19 as the Chip Selloff Met Rising Yields and Oil

    2 months ago15 sources
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    Asian equities fell sharply on Wednesday, August 19, after a 5% drop in a U.S. semiconductor gauge.

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  • Editorial illustration of secure 10BASE-T1S Ethernet connecting industrial edge devices through NXP MCX A5 microcontrollers

    NXP’s MCX A5 Brings Secure 10BASE-T1S Ethernet to Industrial Edge Devices

    2 months ago15 sources
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    Announced on August 18, 2026, NXP’s MCX A5 family combines a 240 MHz Arm Cortex M33 MCU with 10BASE T1S Ethernet, topology discovery and post quantum security to connect industrial devices that still rely on...

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  • Editorial illustration of Chinese electric vehicles being exported overseas alongside a Zeekr-based Waymo robotaxi

    China’s EV Export Surge Is Turning Overcapacity Into a Global Advantage

    2 months ago19 sources
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    China’s EV exports surged in the first half of 2026 as domestic car sales fell 20% year on year; by July, NEVs made up a record 60.4% of new car sales, showing both China’s manufacturing scale and the pressu...

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  • Editorial illustration of oil storage tanks and tanker routes linking the Gulf with Japan and South Korea during the Strait of Hormuz crisis

    Saudi Arabia and the UAE Look to Asian Oil Storage as Hormuz Stays Closed

    2 months ago24 sources
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    Saudi Arabia and the UAE are reportedly asking Japan to expand each country's overseas crude holdings from about 8 million barrels to as much as 80 million, with similar talks involving South Korea.

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  • Editorial illustration of an offshore oil loading terminal and tanker near Novorossiysk

    CPC Terminal Restart Signal Emerges as Tanker Reaches Damaged SPM-2

    2 months ago24 sources
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    A tanker was seen at CPC’s SPM 2 in mid August 2026, nearly nine months after a November 2025 drone strike disabled the buoy.

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  • Asian currencies and stock markets reacting to Federal Reserve expectations, oil prices and rising U.S. Treasury yields

    Asian Markets Split as Fading Fed-Hike Bets Meet Bond and Oil Risks

    2 months ago21 sources
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    On Aug. 18, Asian currencies were mixed: the South Korean won rose 0.3%, the Malaysian ringgit gained 0.2%, and the Taiwan dollar reached a near two month high, while several Southeast Asian currencies slipped.

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  • Illustration of France and Iran in a diplomatic standoff after the detention of French embassy staff in Tehran

    Why France Is Expelling Two Iranian Diplomats After the Tehran Detentions

    2 months ago22 sources
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    France will expel two Iranian diplomats in the coming days as retaliation for the July 19 detention and alleged physical abuse of two French embassy staff in Tehran.

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  • Illustration of U.S. and South Korean forces, military exercises, and diplomacy involving North Korea

    Why Trump Is Scaling Back U.S.–South Korea Drills—and Linking Security to Seoul’s $350 Billion Pledge

    2 months ago22 sources
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    Trump’s 2026 decision to reduce major U.S.–South Korea military exercises appears aimed at reopening space for talks with Kim Jong Un while pressuring Seoul over its stalled $350 billion U.S.

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  • Editorial illustration of European businesses facing rising bankruptcies and slower new business formation

    EU Bankruptcies Jump 5.7% as New Business Registrations Decline in Q2 2026

    2 months ago18 sources
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    In Q2 2026, EU bankruptcies rose 5.7% quarter on quarter while new business registrations fell 0.5%; the contrast suggests a tougher environment for business survival, although the figures alone do not prove...

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  • Editorial illustration of the Russia-Japan diplomatic dispute over Putin’s visit to Iturup

    Why Russia Summoned Japan’s Ambassador After Putin’s Iturup Visit

    2 months ago19 sources
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    Russia summoned Ambassador Akira Muto on August 18, 2026, after Japan condemned Vladimir Putin’s August 13 visit to Iturup, known as Etorofu in Japan.

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  • What did Eurostat’s second quarter 2026 data reveal about changes in business bankruptcies and new business registrations across the Europea

    What did Eurostat’s second quarter 2026 data reveal about changes in business bankruptcies and new business registrations across the Europea

    2 months ago14 sources
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    Eurostat’s Q2 2026 figures show a worsening business survival picture: EU bankruptcies rose 5.7% quarter on quarter while new registrations fell 0.5%, even as aggregate output grew modestly.

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  • Supertanker navigating the Strait of Hormuz amid heightened security risk

    Why Hormuz Risk Sent Gulf-to-China Supertanker Rates to $510,000 a Day

    2 months ago15 sources
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    Gulf to China VLCC earnings reached about $510,000 a day on August 18, a two month high, as renewed attacks discouraged shipowners from using the Strait of Hormuz.

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