The car industry may be a prime space for Asian investors to watch in coming weeks as they assess not just trade talks, but also the national security threat of auto imports.
Vedanta Ltd., controlled by billionaire Anil Agarwal, suffered a setback after India’s top court stalled the resumption of operations at its 400,000 metric tons a year copper smelter in the southern state of Tamil Nadu.
Car sales in China continued to decline in January after their first full-year slump in more than two decades, adding to pressure on automakers who bet heavily on the market amid waning demand for cars from the U.S. to Europe.
The krona, the worst-performing major currency this year, faces volatility on Swedish inflation data Tuesday as markets may be underestimating the risk for a surprise.
France’s economy offers a glimmer of light against an otherwise grim backdrop in the euro area. Even as protests swept through the big cities, growth held at 0.3 percent in the fourth quarter and France was one of the few economies to register progress in industrial production at year end. With confidence stabilizing and spending power getting a boost from planned tax cuts and recent government giveaways, there’s good reason to think consumption will lift the economy in the first quarter, accord
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