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Japan Begins 1st Release Of State Oil Reserves In 4 Years

The reserve release is expected to help stabilize domestic fuel markets and support economic activity.

From Card Rails To On-Chain: Mastercard’s Digital Asset Strategy Takes Shape

StraitsX joins Mastercard's global crypto program, linking MAS-regulated stablecoin infrastructure to a worldwide payments network.

From Bank Subsidiary To Listed Entity: PNB Holdings Corp. Takes Final Regulatory Step Toward PSE Debut

PNB Holdings holds prime Makati and Pasay commercial assets. The SEC approval is step one.

Vietnam’s USD 25 Billion Foreign Inflow Opportunity Hinges On April 2026 FTSE Broker Access Assessment

UBS and Morgan Stanley have finalised contracts with Vietnamese service providers and are preparing to officially enter the market.

Melbourne’s Second Airport Claims International Status with Jetstar’s Denpasar Launch

Jetstar's A321LR fleet makes international routes viable from secondary airports, reshaping Australia's outbound leisure market.

D&L Leans On Six Decades Of Resilience To Weather Middle East Crisis

Lessons from past crises, including oil shocks and global conflicts, continue to guide D&L’s approach as it faces new uncertainties in international markets.

From Crypto Exchanges To ETF Listings: Malaysia’s Next Regulatory Step

Public consultation on the proposed Bursa Malaysia rule amendments closes April 10, 2026, giving industry and investors a window to shape the final framework.

Singapore’s MAS Publishes AI Risk Operationalisation Handbook As Agentic AI Enters Financial Services

Project MindForge represents a three-year regulatory effort to make AI adoption in Singapore finance safer, more structured, and more accountable.

FOMO Pay Targets Agentic Commerce With AI Soundbox Built For Programmable Payments

FOMO Pay's Soundbox launch reflects Singapore's broader push to bring programmable, AI-ready payment infrastructure into the physical retail economy.

Longer-Duration Storage Technology Still Years Away For Most ASEAN Markets

Southeast Asia's clean energy ambitions are approaching a grid-side constraint. FESSIA's work aims to ensure storage policy keeps pace with solar and wind deployment.

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