Japanese farm equipment maker Kubota looks to copy Suzuki Motor's playbook for expanding its global footprint: establish India as a production hub.
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China stocks rally as investor 'fear of missing out' spreads s.nikkei.com/3JFy5Sa

South Korea opposition leader presses Yoon in rare direct meeting s.nikkei.com/3UF4yi1

China has long been Cambodia's largest investor, but with some Chinese packing up and going home, Cambodia is looking to Southeast Asian investors to help it achieve middle-income status.
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Thailand taps former diplomat as foreign minister after Parnpree quits s.nikkei.com/4dkSB8y

Why has the tourist-popular province that hosts the World Heritage Site of Halong Bay become Vietnam's largest recipient of foreign direct investment amid the U.S.-China trade war?
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U.S. 'nonlethal' aid for Myanmar's ethnic armies likely to backfire s.nikkei.com/3JCOfvB

UPDATE: Japan's top currency diplomat declines to comment on yen's surge

Yen strengthens sharply after dropping past 160 to the dollar
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Singapore's Lee and Indonesia's Jokowi talk electricity trade
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Tourist visits to Taiwan by residents of China's Fujian province will be permitted to resume, says the mainland's Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
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China's rare-earth miners suffer profit falls as new supply chains rise s.nikkei.com/4b78WMc

BREAKING UPDATE: Yen strengthens sharply after dropping past 160 to the dollar
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In 2022, the world's airlines mishandled an average of 7.6 pieces of baggage per 1,000 passengers.

But at Japan's Kansai Airport in Osaka, no baggage has been lost for reasons attributable to the airport operator in the 30 years since it opened.
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Why has the tourist-popular province that hosts the World Heritage Site of Halong Bay become Vietnam's largest recipient of foreign direct investment amid the U.S.-China trade war?

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Japan's general trading houses -- Mitsubishi, Itochu, Mitsui, Sumitomo, and Marubeni -- are set to announce their annual earnings results in May.

Investor attention is likely to focus on whether the companies will upgrade their shareholder return policies
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Indian parties scramble to woo tuned-out young voters s.nikkei.com/4aZvDSD

Cambodian conglomerate lures ASEAN money to drive nation's growth s.nikkei.com/3UhSqSr

BREAKING: Yen drops past 160 to fresh 34-year low against the dollar
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Zero luggage lost: Japan's Kansai Airport keeps 30-year record going s.nikkei.com/4aPdfMa

Good morning, Asia. This was our most read story over the weekend.

From Kyoto to Kamakura, Japan braces for new surge in overtourism
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