“State-centric approach” adds to the risks of increased politicisation and a decoupling from international technical measures, EU chamber warns

But other data such as purchasing managers' index and housing prices show signs that country’s economic recovery is gathering pace

Figures showed an easing of power shortages, which hit the economy in October, boosted output while inflationary pressure also relaxed

Ottawa reduces import taxes to zero under the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership

China Harbour Engineering will develop the Eastern Container Terminal while local authorities would handle all operations

RBNZ’s aggressive campaign of increases will be closely watched by central banks around the world reacting to a global rise in prices

US President Joe Biden on Monday nominated Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell for a second four-year term. That needs to be confirmed by the Senate, but both parties have voiced support.

MPs will sit in an extraordinary session of parliament in early December to debate and pass a supplementary budget to fund the record-setting package

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's measures will surpass the previous high set in 2020 in response to the coronavirus pandemic

Financial institutions are a critical facilitator of global trade with 40% of goods being supported by bank-intermediated trade finance - but micro and small businesses are missing out

A coordinated release of oil reserves may present an unprecedented challenge to OPEC because it involves also China, the biggest importer of crude

China has very limited social services and thus it’s too early to say whether it will someday be one of the world's leading powers