Beijing has revealed its producer inflation hit a 12-year high last month as soaring commodity prices and fiscal stimulus supercharged its manufacturing bounceback

Asia's ESG bond issuances hit an unprecedented $69 billion this year outpacing those issued in the United States for the first time in two years

Beijing’s demand for coal, steel, iron ore and copper has been fuelled by easing pandemic lockdowns in export markets along with ample global liquidity

Beijing’s regulators blocked a whole host of Weibo crypto accounts just a day after Elon Musk’s latest digicurrency tweet saw him warned by the Anonymous hacking collective

The 100% electric Ariya was supposed to represent a ‘new chapter’ for the firm but the model’s delay will be yet another blow to the struggling carmaker’s comeback efforts

The PBoC has a delicate path to tread – on the one hand it’s desperate for its currency to be seen as an authentic dollar rival but it can’t help worrying that a runaway yuan could prove expensive in the long run

China has issued warnings to two-thirds of its provincial governments after they missed energy objectives set to help the country meet its climate goals

Coronavirus’s return across many of China’s export markets saw overseas demand fall and impact its services firms’ recovery

While the bond is relatively small compared with the $1 trillion held in onshore dollar deposits, analysts say the sale is aimed at impacting market expectations for the yuan which has surged to three-year highs

The world's biggest crude importer, faced with a growing domestic fuel surplus and a loose tax collecting mechanism, is on a mission to exert more control of the industry and stake its financial claim

The South-east Asian nation’s economy was on the path to recovery before infections began to spike, with case numbers reaching over 545,000 and hospitals struggling to cope, and now the country has a strict two-week economic shutdown to get through

The United States has already banned imports from three of the south-east Asian nation’s companies and now the government in Ottawa is conducting its own probe into allegations of worker abuse