Sri Lanka struck an initial deal with a group of key official creditors, including India and the Paris Club, to restructure about $5.9 billion of debt, a key step toward the nation’s efforts to recover from an unprecedented economic crisis.
Oil steadied after a two-day advance as traders count down to a key meeting that will see OPEC+ set output policy into the new year.
The Bank of Korea held its key interest rate steady and raised its inflation forecasts amid further signs that its highly cautious stance on policy is softening.
Shares in Asia were on pace for their best month since January as disappointing Chinese manufacturing data boosted bets for more policy support from Beijing.
Toyota Motor Corp. holds ¥16.3 trillion ($110 billion) worth of publicly listed shares, underscoring the strength of its finances as it embarks on stake sales of affiliates, beginning with Denso Corp. and KDDI Corp.
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