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China appears to be worried about the government that could emerge if the Myanmar military collapses; it reportedly fears the resistance is closer to Western nations

Most new and outstanding loans in China are based on the one-year Loan Prime Rate, while the five-year rate influences the pricing of mortgages

An ongoing row between India and Canada escalated this week after both sides expelled each other's diplomats over the killing of a Sikh separatist leader on Canadian soil

TSMC was a key supplier for China's Huawei until 2020 when Washington introduced new rules that barred the firm from continuing to do so

Authorities have ramped up stimulus this month, but markets want more details on the size of the package and a clearer economic plan for the long-term

Minister vows to expand its "white list" of housing projects for priority funding, while banks boost lending for developments to 4 trillion yuan ($562 billion) by year-end

The EU is attempting to hold talks with some EV-makers outside of official channels, shaking “the foundation and mutual trust of the negotiations,” Beijing says

TSMC's latest update delights investors and spurs a rally in chip stocks before the start of trading in the US

Dutch chip machine giant suffers major stock slump, which sees SAP become the EU's top tech stock; but analysts say the AI chip boom is still in play

US consultancy is cutting about 500 jobs - a third of its business - to reduce security risks while working in China

Strong employment data from September ends speculation of an interest rate cut this year by the Reserve Bank, as inflation remains sticky