China announced significant measures to stabilize the struggling property sector. The measures included allowing local governments to purch...

A fall in global demand for Chinese goods in 2023 has taken a hit what had been a critical source of growth for the second-largest economy ...

The situations seems to be made much worse by the nations adherence to a rigid zero-Covid policy and it shows no signs of change, at least ...

Authorities on Sunday placed Shenzhen’s 17.5 million residents into lockdown for at least a week amid a surge of Covid-19 infections in the...

The eight percent growth would be well above the government's target of more than six percent, and comes on the back of a strong start to t...

After exchanging cordial greetings, leaders of the two rival superpowers had what Beijing described as a "frank, constructive" discussion t...

The communique implied an aggressive path of economic expansion without mentioning the pace of gross domestic product growth explicitly. Th...

Yuan has lost more than 2.5 per cent against the dollar since the festering China-US trade dispute.

A recent market resurgence fuelled concerns of bubbles forming.

“Even though the product list is broad but the economic damage is very minimal.”

Bank of Thailand may mull steps to discourage short-term capital inflows; Indonesia, Philippines may opt for policy levers rather than lift...

The benchmark Hang Seng index fell 0.7 per cent, to 22,885.91 points at the close, while the China Enterprises Index lost 0.8 per cent, to ...

Yuan deposits in Hong Kong dwindled to a three-year low of 653 billion yuan in August, indicating some of the inflows are being used to buy...

Squeezing more from the 775 million workers in China's assembly lines, construction sites and office cubicles is crucial to avoiding what t...

Overseas shipments rose 4.1% in yuan terms from a year earlier yet fell 1.8% in dollar terms, the customs administration said Sunday.

Given the fact that the Shanghai-Hong Kong stock connect had already been implemented last year, this is pretty much a natural development,...

"After the interest rate cut last week, we still expect that the People's Bank of China will continue to ease more."