- China urges major nations to keep forex rates stable
China's Finance Minister Xie Xuren urged major reserve currency nations Saturday to follow 'responsible' economic policies and keep their f...
- Currencies center stage as G-20 gets under way
The US pressed emerging nations to set targets to reduce their vast trade surpluses with the West, a plan that could see their currencies r...
- Europe in a spot over China's snub of yuan plea
China's snub of pleas for a faster appreciation of yuan triggered concern that Europe's economic recovery may suffer a further blow.
- India, China talk to step up economic cooperation
India and China today held high- level comprehensive dialogue on a host of financial issues to identify areas of convergence to step up the...
- China, Japan to hold high-level economic talks
Japanese Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada leads a delegation to Beijing that will meet a Chinese group led by Vice Premier Wang Qishan.
- Chinese bank lending soars, fuels overheating fears
Chinese bank lending surged in the first week of 2010, adding to the concerns fuelled by blockbuster trade data for December that the world...
- China says economic recovery 'consolidated'
China said on Wednesday that the Asian nation's economic recovery was solid, in a sign of confidence ahead of the release of key third-quar...
- China's economic stimulus is still needed: Minister
China will stick to its stimulative policy stance because its economic recovery is still not on solid ground, Finance Minister Xie Xuren sa...
- Pranab begins BRIC meetings, India asked to plug IMF funding hole
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee began meeting with his counteparts from Brazil, Russia and China ahead of a G20 meeting here Friday.
- Asian lender under scrutiny after capital boost
Shareholders joined independent activists on Tuesday in demanding greater openness and transparency from the Asian Development Bank as it e...
- Chinese finance minister resigns
Government officials said on Thursday that Finance Minister Jin Renqing resigned for "personal reasons," amid concerns of surging inflation...