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Fares Double, Seats Vanish: The Immediate Toll Of The Gulf Aviation Shutdown On Asia-Europe Routes

The Gulf corridor handled a significant share of the world's connecting traffic between Europe and Asia. When that corridor closes, the entire global aviation map has to be redrawn — and Southeast Asia is where the redrawing is happening first.

Cherry Trees Begin To Blossom In Japan This Season

Japan’s cherry blossom season officially begins as trees start to bloom in Kofu, Gifu, and Kochi.

The Kangaroo Route Stops In Singapore: What The Middle East Crisis Has Done To Australia’s Link To Europe

Turkish Airlines is drawing connecting traffic from East and Southeast Asia through northern corridors that skirt the most sensitive Middle Eastern airspace. Istanbul's geographic position — straddling Europe and Asia at the edge of the conflict zone — is proving commercially decisive right now.

The June Price Cliff: How A Three-Month Contract Lag Delivers A Second LNG Cost Wave To Asia

Most Asian LNG contracts are oil-indexed on a three-month lag. Crude hit USD 100-plus in early March. The second wave of cost pressure arrives in June.

Why The IEA’s Oil Bazooka Left LNG-Dependent Southeast Asia Without A Safety Net

400 million barrels sounds like a lot. Hormuz normally moves 20 million barrels a day. The math is sobering.

How Cape EMS Is Positioning Itself At The Intersection Of Industrial Energy Demand And Malaysia’s NETR Agenda

Cape EMS posted a net profit of RM7.04 million for the quarter ended December 2025—a RM55.88 million swing from the prior year's loss. The recovery in gross margin from RM0.72 million to RM24.24 million reflects the product mix shift that CEB 2.0 was designed to deliver.

Approaching The 1998 Low: Bank Indonesia Holds Rates As Rupiah Tests Crisis-Era Levels

Portfolio outflows of USD 1.1 billion in the first two weeks of March alone. That figure, disclosed by Bank Indonesia Governor Perry Warjiyo at Tuesday's press conference, explains why a rate cut is now off the table for Indonesia in the near term.

Japan Starts Releasing Oil Reserves

Japan moved to tap its strategic oil reserves as global oil supply concerns intensified.

How The Kredivo-Timo Deal Reshapes Digital Banking Competition In Southeast Asia

Kredivo Group commits US$15 million to Vietnam over three years, starting with lending technology migration into Timo's platform.

From Rural Bank To Thrift Bank: Salmon Bank’s Capital Strategy Takes Shape In 2026

A 2.1% NPL ratio and a PHP 1.6 billion equity base: Salmon Bank is building the financial foundation for a significant regulatory upgrade in 2026.