PBOC chief Yi Gang was dumped from the Communist Party's Central Committee and is seen as likely to retire next year

Speculation is rampant after former Chinese President Hu Jintao was escorted out of the main auditorium during the closing ceremony of the 20th Congress

China's yuan sank to its lowest level since January 2008 on Friday, despite major state banks selling dollars to try to stabilise the weakening currency

Chinese officials plan to ease share financing rules for some real estate-linked firms, but analysts say it will take at least a year for the property sector to emerge from mountains of debt

Japan's core consumer inflation rate rose 3% last month to a new high, adding pressure on the Bank of Japan and its soft interest rate policy, which has caused the yen to plummet

Seven Chinese have been charged with harassing a US resident and his family in a bid to make him back to China, as part of a campaign to force wanted fugitives to return

Japan will undertake its biggest arms buildup since World War Two amid growing concern about the war in Ukraine and Beijing's plan to takeover Taiwan

City awards $191-million contract to build quarantine centre on Fuxing Island, in the Huangpu River, while officials in Beijing step up checks and lock down compounds as cases rise

Two main coalitions are vying to form government – Barisan Nasional, which is the current ruling coalition, and the opposition Pakatan Harapan.

China defended its foreign policy stance on Thursday as its diplomats are embroiled a drama that saw a Hong Kong protester assaulted after being dragged into its consulate in Manchester.

Central bank unable to slow drop past key level, despite vow to buy 100 billion yen ($667 million) of state debt with 10-20 maturities plus another 100bn of bonds with maturities of 5-10 years

Carmakers in China delivered a million cars to dealers in the first nine months of this year – a record number, but a local brokerage said the market looks set to slow in 2023 as demand is softening