Asian economies face a global energy shock. Policymakers are enacting emergency measures as currencies weaken and fuel costs surge. India u...

The dollar gained strength as U.S. President Donald Trump halted a planned attack on Iran. This move eased fears of a wider conflict. Bond ...

The tables have turned. There's little China is eager to discuss with Trump," said Yang Tingwu, vice general manager of Tongheng Investment...

The dollar strengthened against major currencies early Monday. Strong US jobs data and ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Iran and the...

Copper prices hit a one-month high as renewed hopes for US-Iran dialogue lifted sentiment across global commodity markets. LME and Shanghai...

China's major state-owned banks moved to support the yuan on Monday, tightening liquidity in the offshore foreign exchange market while act...

This year, as China's economy wobbled and money left the country, the PBOC took a starkly different approach, defending the currency by sig...

The guidance "could reduce mainland capital flowing out through the bond market," said Ken Cheung, chief Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank...

China's foreign exchange regulator said on Friday it will comprehensively use policy measures to stabilise market expectations, at a time w...

The rupee was at 79.8350 per U.S. dollar at 1002 GMT compared with 79.8425 in the previous session.

A central bank-led self-regulatory group that helps to oversee China's foreign exchange industry has asked commercial banks to cap the size...

Asian markets were jittery in volumes thinned by public holidays in China, Taiwan and South Korea. The Hang Seng recovered from an early dr...

China raised its ownership of US government bonds, notes and bills by $27.9 billion to $1.09 trillion in March.

China will start implementing a reserve requirement ratio on some banks involved in the offshore yuan market.

China announced proactive fiscal policies aimed at stabilising growth as it grappled with industrial overcapacity, sluggish demand.

Margin loans tracked by Chinese exchanges have fallen by more than half from their peak to about 1 trillion yuan ($159 billion).

Major Chinese industrial firms combined profits rose to 11.6 per cent year-on-year in July, improving from 6.3 per cent seen in June.