CNBC’s flagship show Squawk Box Asia (07:00 – 10:00 SIN/HK) delivers must-watch insights during the pre-game and opening of Asia’s business trading day. Co-anchored by Martin Soong in Singapore and Chery Kang in Hong Kong, the duo foucuses on the key factors driving Asian businesses and markets. Please note this livestream is only available in Europe and India.

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China's push to export its homegrown passenger jets hit a milestone this week, as Vietnamese airlines signed deals to buy aircraft from state-owned aerospace manufacturer Comac. The announcement came during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Vietnam, underscoring Beijing’s efforts to expand its influence in global aviation.

Comac is being positioned as a rival to Boeing and Airbus in the narrow-body plane segment. However, questions remain over the aircraft’s ability to meet global regulatory and safety standards.

“China can be a major player — they’re just not there right now,” said Mike Boyd, President of Boyd Group International, speaking to CNBC’s Squawk Box Asia on Thursday. “The Comac aircraft simply aren’t up to international spec, and no major global airline is going to bet its future on them.”

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CNBC's U.S. Markets Edition (06:00 – 07:00 SIN/HK), delivers key takeaways from the most impactful interviews and insights from CNBC’s programming in the U.S. As global markets become more interconnected, this program ensures audiences internationally stay informed on major developments shaping the business world overnight. Please note this feed is only available in the U.S. and India.

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Sanjeev Bikhchandani, Co-Founder of Info Edge, parent of India's largest job platform Naukri.com says the country's job market is still showing signs of resilience and it will take one to two quarters for a clearer picture of where things stand.

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Daniel Heyler, senior strategist at EFM Asset Management, talks about what his concerns regarding Taiwan Semiconductor, Intel, and the chip sector as a whole – and why he's watching for earnings expectations and capex guidance to come down in the sector.

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U.S. markets tumble after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says the central Bank is waiting on ‘greater clarity’ of the impact of President Trump’s tariffs. Powell warns that the U.S. economy could face rising inflation and a decreased jobs market as a result of the levies. Nvidia shares slump by 6.87 per cent after revealing a $5bn hit from U.S. export controls. Other semi-conductor companies follow suit into the red. In Europe, Siemens Energy hikes its outlook after a stellar Q2 result. The German firm posts its highest profit margin since being spun off from Siemens almost 5 years ago. And in luxury news, Milan-based fashion house Moncler defies the general slump in the sector to post a Q1 beat.  

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Mitchell Green, Lead Edge Capital founder and managing partner, a ByteDance investor, speaks to CNBC's Dan Murphy about TikTok's parent company.

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Chinese EV startup, XPeng, is unfazed by the tariff uncertainties and is maintaining their aggressive global expansion plans.

➡️ At their global brand event in Hong Kong, the first outside mainland China, XPeng’s in-house designed Turing AI chip caught everyone’s attention as they claim to be more powerful than Nvidia’s Drive Orin X.

➡️ XPeng sees little impact from the U.S. and China trade war as they do not service that market. Instead, they look to expand towards Europe and Southeast Asia.

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The Shenzhen Cross-Border E-Commerce Association represents thousands of Chinese sellers who sell worldwide, including on Amazon. The group's head, Xin Wang, tells CNBC that customers are still buying these goods – but both buyers and sellers are building up their presences in other markets.

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U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright shares his thoughts on OPEC+ and outlines the U.S. strategy to stop, reverse, and dismantle Iran’s nuclear weapons program.

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