Japan’s plunging currency and the threat of BoJ intervention sent Tokyo’s soaraway benchmark downwards
The currencies of China's trading partners have weakened faster than the yuan recently, eroding the country's export competitiveness and hampering its recovery
Premier will outline key economic goals, but may also cast light on "new productive forces" - steps to promote strategic industries such as AI
China's top 100 developers saw contracted sales of 185.7 billion yuan ($25.8 billion) during the month – a year-on-year decline of more than 60% and a 21% drop on sales in January
Tokyo’s benchmark moved past the historic high set during the 1989 asset bubble while stimulus hopes lifted China and Hong Kong stocks
Policy advisers expect the National People's Congress next week will focus on near-term support for the country's sputtering economy, rather than bold policy reforms
Investors were in a risk-averse mood ahead of a number of central bank meetings this week and more gloomy economic numbers out of China
Persistently sluggish demand has raised the spectre of wide-scale deflation amid mounting local government debt and an ailing housing market
Some 14 auditors have severed ties with Chinese property firms listed in Hong Kong this year, which has raised concern about debt-ridden developers that have failed to publish financial results
Real estate groups are delaying debt restructuring moves until after the party summit, hoping the gathering offers clues on how Beijing plans to stabilise the debt-laden sector
Evergrande has "introduced" Shenzhen Longgang Ancheng Investment Operation to four developments in Longgang district, to help ensure delivery of homes to buyers
The offshore bondholder group, which is represented by Lazard advisory group, made the offer to buy Kaisa's stalled projects to the developer's advisor CITIC Securities, sources said