PBOC warns against gambling after onshore yuan finishes at 7.2458 per dollar, weakest close since January 2008, while the offshore yuan slumped 1.15% on the day to trade at 7.2635.

The US will work to address South Korea's worry about recently electric vehicle subsidies that could disadvantage Asian carmakers, US Vice-President Kamala Harris said on Tuesday

Over the past week, traders have seen the pound crash to an all-time low, intervention by Japan to prop up the yen for the first time in 24 years, and the euro plunge below dollar parity.

The British government is due to make a final decision on the 63-million-pound takeover by Nexperia, a Dutch firm owned by China's Wingnut Technology, by October 3

Many analysts believe things are set to get worse as tighter monetary policy across the globe raises the risks of a worldwide recession

Leading economists and energy experts have called on governments to use public investment and regulatory controls to rapidly scale up the transition to clean energy

Mazda said in March exports of parts to the Vladivostok plant were going to end and production would cease when stocks ran out. But it has yet to say what it will do now.

Singapore has jumped from sixth to third and overtaken Hong Kong in a global ranking of financial centres, which was led by New York and London

China's outbound investment under the cross-border Bond Connect scheme totalled 301.5 billion yuan ($42.3 billion) at the end of August, up 34% from a month ago

Taiwan was the focus of talks in New York on Friday between the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi.

This year's bond 'crash' threatens credit events and a liquidation of the world's most crowded trades, Bank of America warned.

The intervention came after the Bank of Japan stuck with its ultra-low rate policy, which prompted a drop in the yen past 145 per dollar to a 24-year low.