Reuters reported that China is considering weakening the yuan in anticipation of higher trade tariffs under a potential second Trump presid...

The move triggered drops in regional peers, with the New Zealand dollar falling to the weakest in more than two years, while the Australian...

China's yuan declined to a four-month low against the dollar on Friday, breaching a key threshold and prompting state-owned banks to step i...

China is leveraging loans from its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to promote the yuan internationally and boost its share of global payment...

On Friday, the central bank again looked to be shoring up the currency by setting guidance through its daily fixing that was stronger than ...

The onshore yuan, which touched its weakest level since 2007 on Thursday, has fallen nearly 6% against the dollar so far this year to becom...

The yen weakened to below 145 per dollar, its lowest level in over seven months, amid concerns of potential intervention from Japanese auth...

The yen weakened to its lowest level in over seven months, reaching 145 per dollar, raising speculation of possible intervention from Japan...

While the Reuters poll median for China's yuan suggests the currency would strengthen, Mitul Kotecha at TD Securities said there are growin...

Over the weekend, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) scrapped a requirement for banks to hold a reserve of yuan forward contracts, removing ...

Yuan is down about 2.5 per cent in May, headed for its worst drop since July.

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

The RBI would not want a repeat of a 2013-like situation when there was extreme pessimism.

"If the rupee were genuinely strong, if it were reflecting underlying fundamentals, then I would not have a problem. But the rupee does not...

The Chinese share market collapsed 8 per cent after the manufacturing PMI showed a contraction, setting the tone for the rest of the year.

Raghuram Rajan warns of a scenario in which central banks would seek to rival each other, damaging the global financial system.

Private power companies have requested the government to keep any proposed move in this regard in abeyance for the time being.