The US will work to address South Korea's worry about recently electric vehicle subsidies that could disadvantage Asian carmakers, US Vice-President Kamala Harris said on Tuesday

Over the past week, traders have seen the pound crash to an all-time low, intervention by Japan to prop up the yen for the first time in 24 years, and the euro plunge below dollar parity.

Some 25 out of 41 major industrial sectors saw profits decline in the eight months from January to August, data released on Tuesday showed

Chinese officials told fund managers and brokers recently to stabilise the market ahead of the Communist Party's five-yearly congress, which will be held in mid-October

Thailand's economy is expected to grow 3.1% this year, the World Bank said on Tuesday, backed by private consumption, exports and a renewed flow of tourists

Japanese authorities appear ready to respond to speculative currency moves – days after Tokyo spent an estimated $25 billion to defend the yen in the foreign exchange market.

The British government is due to make a final decision on the 63-million-pound takeover by Nexperia, a Dutch firm owned by China's Wingnut Technology, by October 3

Companies such as Samsung, Xiaomi and Apple fear elevated costs and disruptions as the move requires hardware changes. They want the compliance date set back to 2025

Macau's chief executive said on Saturday China would resume an internet visa scheme for travellers from the mainland and permit group tours, probably from November.

IDFC First Bank says the rupee could hit 82.50 to the dollar by March as the dollar is likely to stay strong, while India's trade deficit is expected to widen

The PBOC said that on Wednesday it will raise the forex risk reserves for financial institutions when they buy forex through currency forwards to 20% from the current zero.

The buyers come from a group who have moved into "rotting" apartments out of financial necessity and to pressure developers and local authorities to complete them