DeepSeek, a Chinese startup, unveiled an AI platform that competes with top US models at lower costs, causing a major selloff in US tech st...

Under Xi, the Chinese Communist Party and the state-backed sector have played an increasingly important role in industries from finance to ...

Alibaba's stock fell over 4% in Hong Kong after ex-CEO Daniel Zhang resigned from the company's cloud computing unit. Concerns have arisen ...

An index tracking total returns from select agricultural producers has outperformed the broader MCSI World Index by about three percentage ...

Hong Kong-listed shares of China Evergrande slumped 6.4% to the lowest in a decade as it battled a liquidity crisis amid Beijing's draconia...

China's blue-chip CSI300 index fell 1.47 per cent to 5,693.85 by the end of the morning session. The Shanghai Composite index was down 0.06...

Essentially flat year-to-date, a gauge of the sector is the worst-performing in Asia, lagging the region’s benchmark by eight percentage po...

Japan is leading the way with $27.4 billion, followed by India at $9.2 billion. South Korea has received $6.4 billion.

Global investor sentiment took a fresh hit over talks to boost the world's largest economy after U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday a...

Matta has 30 years of industry experience across wealth management.

High-yield and investment-grade notes are headed for losses in both euros and dollars.

It’s the second time this year Hong Kong’s rating has been cut in response to a China downgrade.

Deutsche Bank says it’s China that could be the biggest threat to market stability. The country’s macroeconomic momentum may weaken over th...

The transaction includes three main parts of RBS’ India operations — a network of 10 branches, corporate loan platform and debt capital mar...

The credit crunch has scared even the world's richest people into sticking their assets in safe havens.

Hedge funds will make more money in stocks than in bonds in 2007, with bets on rising markets likely to be more profitable than those on de...

The nervousness of May has evaporated somewhat, but 2006 looks like being disappointing. As the markets flatten, trading desks will make le...