Authorities are under pressure as the outbreak linked to a bar left millions facing tests, thousands under lockdown – days after the city ended a partial lockdown that ran for more than a month

Russian grades totalled 16.5% of India's oil imports last month, but the country still gets nearly 60% of its oil from Iraq and nations in the Middle East, and the Russian spurt may have already ended

The legendary boomtown in southern China, which posted at least 20% annual economic growth over the past four decades, is a different place today.

"It is turning into a Black Monday in Asia," Oanda wrote in a client note. "The R-word (is) now on everyone's lips" amid "a scramble to reassess Fed hiking expectations."

Officials at the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are expanding their probe into Tesla's automated driving feature, Fortune reports

Millions of people in Beijing face Covid testing and the threat of targeted lockdowns on Monday after an outbreak of nearly 200 cases linked to a 24-hour bar in the city centre.

Most Asian markets fell on Friday, unnerved by the return of Covid restrictions in Shanghai after new Covid cases were reported. Investors were also wary ahead of US inflation data later in the day

China-Russia trade reached $65.81 billion in the first five months of this year, up 28.9% over 2021, according to customs data released by China on Thursday

Asian stocks were subdued mostly on Thursday as investors worried about a new Shanghai lockdown and possible rate hikes at an ECB meeting later today.

The days of cheap Russian oil have evaporated, according to Indian sources, who say Rosneft has failed to sign new oil deals with Indian refiners, as sales have been done with other customers.

With Beijing focusing on resource-rich states in South America, China widened the gap with the US last year in many countries - gobbling up soybeans, corn and copper

China's Didi Global is in talks to buy a third of Sinomach Zhijin Automobile, a small maker of electric vehicles, sources revealed on Wednesday