Asian benchmarks continued their upward trajectory on Tuesday following a rebound in U.S. stocks from last week's losses, which marked the S&P 500's worst performance in over a year. Meanwhile, the yen weakened further, hitting fresh 34-year lows.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) intensifies its probe into foreign funds linked to the Adani Group, amidst allegations of market manipulation and non-disclosure, as detailed scrutiny aims to uphold the integrity of India's capital markets.

Since the Bank of Japan's meeting in March, the yen has depreciated by 4.2%. This decline has been exacerbated by a stronger U.S. dollar, driven by persistent inflation in the U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's recent statements indicate that interest rate cuts are unlikely in the near future, further influencing the dollar's strength.

Credit Agricole SA, France's second-largest listed bank, reported an impressive 55% increase in first-quarter net profit, surpassing market expectations.

India confronts the challenge of a falling forex reserves amid global interest rate upheavals, with strategic interventions by the RBI to stabilize the national currency and foster economic stability.

Global family offices face soaring operating costs, averaging $3 million annually, driven by intense competition for top-tier investment professionals. The J.P. Morgan Private Bank report highlights the war for talent, with costs rising due to family offices growing in size and number, and shifting their focus to alternative investments.

Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers shares a critical viewpoint on the limitations of currency interventions in a recent episode of Bloomberg's 'Wall Street Week.' Despite Japan's massive efforts to strengthen the yen, Summers underscores the minor impact such measures have in light of overwhelming market forces and capital flow dynamics.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen signals cautious hope in the economy's direction, despite persistent housing challenges as reflected in a recent Bloomberg interview.

Explore the burgeoning growth in weather derivatives as financial institutions seek to hedge against the unpredictable forces of climate variability. Dive into the latest market trends showcasing a dramatic increase in trading volumes and the burgeoning importance of climate-related financial instruments.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen speaks on Japanese yen volatility amid speculations of Japan's currency market interventions, underpinning the complex dynamics of international financial policies and the impact of Federal Reserve decisions.