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Wheat growers in several exporting countries are reluctant to sell their crops with prices near four-year lows, traders, farmers and millers say, leaving flour makers with dwindling supplies and vulnerable to any potential upswing in prices.

Global investors are watching if South Korea can make company boards more accountable to stockholders.

Bitcoin hit US$95,000 (RM425,030) for the first time as the digital-asset sector moves to cement its influence with Donald Trump by pushing for a new White House post dedicated to cryptocurrency policy.

Markets were on an emotional rollercoaster yesterday. The first Ukrainian use of US-made long range ATACMS missiles pushed Russian President Putin into signing off a revised nuclear doctrine.

The British pound is steady on Tuesday. In the North American session, GBP is trading at 1.2678 at the time of writing, unchanged on the day.

Japan’s ruling party named Daishiro Yamagiwa as the new chairman of its group that promotes semiconductors, as it sets up a new mechanism to boost funding for the key industry.

Korea's household credit increased by the most in three years in the third quarter of the year as home-backed loans continued to jump in the face of tightened lending criteria and high rates, central bank data showed Tuesday.

EUR/USD faces pressure due to a strong US Dollar and concerns about the ECB’s policy direction.

The West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Oil price holds steady above $67.00 per barrel during Monday's Asian trading session, reversing a recent decline as escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine heighten worries over possible supply disruptions.