Demand for Chinese gold ETFs surged, adding RMB13bn (+US$1.8bn, +21t) in October, the largest monthly inflow ever.

Asia had another rough night, as the wrecking ball of US dollar strength came back as some expressed trepidation over ...

Chinese industrial production slowed slightly in October and the real-estate sector remained in a deep slump, new data showed. + But retail sales popped higher and investment in buildings, equipment ...

China's factory output growth slowed in October and it was still too early to call a turn in the crisis-hit property sector ...

Please click here to read Last Night's Performance.Asian equities had a weak day, as Hong Kong and Taiwan underperformed by ...

China needs to deploy more economic stimulus if copper demand ... where a prolonged slowdown in the property market is ...

After Beijing announced its first stimulus package in late September, foreign investors offloaded Indian shares to pick up ...

Oil markets are facing a supply glut, with non-OPEC producers on track expand production by 1.5 million barrels of oil a day, ...

China's October aluminium output rose from a year earlier, official data showed on Friday, with a firm demand outlook and ...

China’s high-end consumers have had a tighter grip on their wallets this year, with study from Bain & Company showing less ...

In this context, it is essential for businesses to closely monitor emerging trends and adapt their strategies for the Chinese ...

There will be more fresh university graduates in China next year than ever before, according to government estimates, with ...