SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Reviving China's stock market and boosting investor confidence will aid the country's economic recovery ...

Beijing released a series of measures last week aimed to stimulate the country’s flagging economy, but the long-term effects ...

Wall Street ate up China's newest plan to jump-start their economy. But Xi Jinping's ideas won't fix the country's biggest ...

China's fiscal and monetary policies aim to rescue its property market, temporarily boosting Rio Tinto's stock and base metal ...

Getting out of the deflationary hole China dug itself is vital, and in the short run all stimulus will help. But for the long ...

The Shanghai Composite rose 4.4%. Geopolitical uncertainties and upcoming U.S. economic data could influence market direction ...

China's CATL said a small number of products were affected by a fire at its battery factory and the impact on overall ...

The nation’s bazooka stimulus announced last week has pushed a gauge of Chinese stocks traded in Hong Kong to its best weekly ...

The S&P/ASX 200 index opened at 8,276.10 points, up 63.90 points, or 0.78 percent. The 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average opened at 39,117.83 points, down 711.73 points, or 1.79 percent. The Straits Times ...

Figures on Friday showed that industrial profits slumped 17.8% in August, the biggest decline this year. Citi's Chinese ...

The Hong Kong stock market has climbed higher in four straight sessions, surging more than 2,400 points or 12.4 percent along the ...

Dow Jones futures tilted lower Sunday night, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures. China announced fresh stimulus but the Japanese yen rose as interest-rate hike bets returned. Tesla and key ...