The growing trade deficit highlights the world's third-largest economy's vulnerability to soaring commodity costs and slowing demand from China

The wealth management market could hit 214 trillion yuan ($34 trillion) in investable assets by high net worth individuals in 2030, a UBS report said

Munger said he wished cryptocurrency had been banned from the start. "I'm proud of the fact that I avoided it," he said

Industry body Nasscom said revenue is estimated to rise by 15.5% to $227 billion in 2021-22, based on the performance of the first nine months

The reason for the policy's limited impact is that the preventive measures are highly targeted and localised, said a report by ANZ Bank

Progress by emerging Asian nations in using local currencies in trade and investment has strengthened the regional financial safety net, the PBOC chief said

Asia’s fourth-largest economy added 1.13 million positions in the first month of 2022 from a year earlier, led by medical and welfare industries

The World Bank underscored longstanding concerns about lack of transparency about Chinese lending and collateralised loans in the sovereign debt sector

BOC International global chief economist Guan Tao said Fed tightening may cut foreign capital inflows, shrinking China's trade surplus and helping stabilise the yuan

Measures to control surging raw material costs weighed on producer prices amid steady falls in factory-gate price inflation from October's 26-year high

The US government warned last month that companies doing business in Myanmar run "the risk of engaging in conduct that may expose them to significant reputational, financial, and legal risks".

Xu Weiping, the businessman responsible for developing the Royal Albert Docks in east London, is also embroiled in a legal dispute in Britain