Foreign equity ETFs focusing on Chinese shares saw inflows of $2.4 billion in the last three trading sessions of September

Stronger than expected consumer confidence data pushed US government bond yields to a near four-week peak, lifting their global counterparts

The move will give “all types of investors more time to digest market information” and create “a fairer market order," China's markets regulator said

HSBC and its biggest investor Ping An were engaged in a public battle since last November, over a proposal to the bank to hive off its profitable Asia business to deliver better returns to shareholders

SPB Exchange in St Petersburg began trading in 12 securities whose primary listing is on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and will provide access to bourse infrastructure

US and EMEA investors put a record $5.8bn into Chinese equities in June after Covid lockdowns ended in Shanghai and other cities and regulators said they would ease their tech sector crackdown

The region's combined net foreign selling during January to April stood at $45.76 billion, the most in the first four months since at least 2008

Asian equities witnessed steep foreign outflows in March, hit by worries over higher inflation as commodity prices soared due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Fears over the Delta variant, the US Fed's plans to taper outlays and China's intensifying regulatory crackdown have slowed the pandemic recovery and deflated global markets

Chinese tech stocks slumped after the passage of a new law to protect online user data privacy that triggered investor concerns about the extent of Beijing's regulatory crackdown

Weekly inflows were the largest for three months as Covid’s impact on the global recovery began to be felt and the fear of inflation spread

Asian equities saw net foreign outflows in June as Covid’s impact was felt across the region again – but observers say the pivot won’t dent earnings recovery in the longer term