SHANGHAI: China’s yuan hit a two-week low against the dollar on Monday on growing investor concerns about trade disputes between the world’s two largest economies as the deadline for US ...

SHANGHAI, March 20 (Reuters) - Global investment banks have raised their projections for China's economic growth and turned less bearish on the Chinese currency after early signs of economic ...

The PBOC has kept its 7-day rate, the country's main policy rate, steady at 1.5% since a cut in October, as the central bank defends the yuan that faces downward pressure amid threats of higher ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. People purchase tickets at a movie theater in New York on March 5, 2021. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP ...

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THE revelation by Sen. Ronald "Bato" de la Rosa that the Duterte camp had known as early as March 8 about an impending arrest warrant against former president Rodrigo Duterte raises serious questions.

Meanwhile, the Chinese yuan edged back towards its strongest level in four months in offshore trading, changing hands at 7.2332 per dollar . Last Wednesday, it strengthened to 7.2158 per dollar ...

BEIJING: China’s ambitious campaign to revive its flagging stock market has made the yuan an unintended casualty, with record dividend payouts leading to outflows. Interim dividends paid by Hong ...

Xpeng’s offering – which costs no more than two million yuan, and seats four in the car and two in the drone – made its first public flight at the Zhuhai Airshow in November 2024 ...

[BEIJING] Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the world’s biggest commercial lender by assets, announced on Wednesday (Mar 12) the launch of an 80 billion yuan (S$14.7 billion) technology and ...

Broadway is almost back, and pop music tours and sports events are booming. But Hollywood, museums and other cultural sectors have yet to bounce back. By The New York Times It was five years ago ...

[HONG KONG] Doubts over US exceptionalism are giving China a much needed break from strongly defending its currency, as the yuan’s strength allows it to dial back support via its daily reference rate.