The US banned imports from Ninestar, a large Chinese maker of printers, and Xinjang Zhongtai Chemical, saying their products involve use of Uyghur forced labour

Tokyo and China shares lead Asian markets higher on Friday amid hopes the US Federal Reserve will pause rates after its long hiking spree

Beijing's sharp reaction follows a Wall Street Journal report that Cuba and China agreed for Beijing to pay Havana "several billion dollars" to host a spying facility on the island

The Senate Foreign Relations panel approved the 'Ending China's Developing Nation Status Act' on Thursday, endorsing a similar measure passed unanimously by the lower house in March.

The producer price index for May fell for an eighth consecutive month, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on Friday; the 4.6% drop is the biggest fall since 2016

While big crypto companies can afford to fight the SEC, arguing that tokens are commodities, small firms have filed for bankruptcy after SEC actions, such as Beaxy exchange

Chinese state media have been happy to report that the World Bank has lifted its GDP growth forecast to 5.6%. It has also raised its 2023 global growth forecast

The path to Indonesia's new high-speed rail service, built and funded with Chinese aid, has been drawn-out and bumpy, and now there are tussles over when it should open and loan fees

A former executive at Bytedance, the parent company of TikTok, claims Chinese officials had access to all users' data, including SIM card details and IP addresses

State banks cut rates on yuan deposits by 5bps on Thursday, and 3-year and 5-year time deposits by 15bps. The move could cut lending costs and ease pressure on profit margins

Foreign inflows of $4.4 billion went into Taiwanese stocks and $3.1 billion into South Korean equities in May amid surge of interest in beneficiaries from artificial intelligence boom

Japan plans to spend $107 billion over the next two decades to boost the production of hydrogen fuel by six times more than planned, it said on Tuesday