SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian stocks got a lift on Thursday from Chinese stocks as China's central bank kicked off its 500 ...

Hong Kong and Shanghai stocks rallied Thursday as traders welcomed a Chinese central bank move to provide billions of dollars in liquidity to institutions in a bid to boost markets. The Hang Seng ...

A gauge of interbank borrowing costs in Hong Kong dropped for the first time in 13 sessions as local stocks retreated ...

Shares have soared in Shanghai but gave up a chunk of their initial gains as officials in Beijing outlined details of the ...

The group of tech stocks known as the Magnificent Seven all rose on Tuesday, with the largest gain going to Nvidia, up 4.1%.

In addition to changing consumer behaviour, China's economic slowdown and the strengthening of Hong Kong's currency - which is pegged to the US dollar - are also contributing factors.

Last night was a roller coaster in China's markets after the Mainland reopened following the weeklong National Holiday or ...

The Hong Kong Grade A office market witnessed positive net absorption for the fourth consecutive quarter in Q3 2024 to reach 324,100 sq ft, bringing the overall availability rate down to 19.3%.

SFC CEO Julia Leung said 11 applicants had undergone an on-site review.HKVAX received regulatory approval last week, the third exchange in Hong ...

Singapore has charged billionaire property tycoon Ong Beng Seng for abetting a minister as part of a corruption scandal that has tainted the city-state’s reputation for clean governance.

Asian stocks and bonds traded in tight ranges ahead of US jobs data that will identify the path ahead for interest rates, while oil prices calmed after soaring on Thursday on heightened Middle East ...

Crude prices jumped on worries about worsening tensions in the Middle East, while U.S. stocks pulled back further from their ...