The FTSE 100 ( ^FTSE) and European stocks were mixed on Wednesday after Wall Street slumped last night and China’s currency hits a 16-month low on Trump tariff fears.

CHINESE investors’ demand for better returns overseas is so strong that even an expanded purchase quota for some funds is selling out fast. Read more at The Business Times.

Asian dollar bond issuance is expected to rise around 20% in 2025 over last year, driven by Chinese debt deals and as U.S.

Gold price advanced late in the North American session on Tuesday yet retreated from daily highs on solid United States (US) ...

Ten-year Treasury yields were hovering just shy of their highest since last May, and the 30-year yield was close to its ...

US survey data rekindled inflation concerns and rising bond yields helped pull the rug out from under a rally on Wall Street ...

Some Western media outlets have long sought to twist public perception about the Chinese economy by emphasizing the negative ...

SINGAPORE--Asian stocks fell on Wednesday, with a robust dollar keeping the yen, yuan and the euro pinned near multi-month ...

HDFC Bank Ltd shares were down 1.56 per cent at Rs 1,722 after the Q3 update. December was the third consequent quarter of ...

With two weeks before Trump begins a second U.S. presidency, his threats of big tariffs on Chinese imports have rattled the ...