JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned that the war in Iran could trigger oil and commodity price shocks, leading to persistent inflation and high...

The fiscal stimulus under the production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for smartphones is likely to be around Rs 21,000 crore for the FY21-...

It's the clearest evidence yet that Beijing shifted into a higher gear in deploying this year's planned fiscal stimulus to help the economy...

China's economy faces a slowdown as export-driven growth falters due to US tariffs and weak domestic consumption. Despite potential stimulu...

China is considering significant tax cuts on home purchases to revitalize its struggling housing market. The proposed plan would allow majo...

Voting will come on the last day of the meeting, November 8, three days after a US election that could have far-reaching consequences on gl...

The Australian and New Zealand dollars slipped against the greenback in early trading on Monday, while China’s yuan also weakened. US stock...

China plans new steps to support the property sector and may increase government borrowing to boost the economy. Local governments will use...

China plans to significantly increase government debt issuance to support low-income citizens, boost the property market, and replenish sta...

China may implement up to 2 trillion yuan ($283 billion) in new fiscal stimulus to boost its economy, focusing on government bonds and targ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping and other top leaders admitted Thursday that the world's number two economy was facing new "problems" and vowe...

Govt's fiscal stimulus helps countries around Japan whereas the monetary stimulus could help asset prices in other countries because money ...

Moody's expects China to maintain its focus on growth and prevent significant slowdown by applying substantial policy support.

With the five countries in the BRICS bloc hard hit by slow economic growth, host Russia and China, articulated their concerns about the pla...

Chinese economy remains largely driven by quantitative measures. Hence, there is some scope for them to introduce more fiscal investment.

Chinese economy remains largely driven by quantitative measures. Hence, there is some scope for them to introduce more fiscal investment.

China will continue with the reform of its currency, the yuan (also known as the renminbi), and keep its fiscal stimulus in place for now, ...