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

Foreign executives admit they are worried about the secrecy provisions of the new law which comes into effect on Saturday

In attendance at the summit will be Goldman Sachs Chief Executive David Solomon, Morgan Stanley boss James Gorman and Citigroup's Jane Fraser, among others

Chief Executive John Lee said he would be introducing "patriotic" education in local schools and cybersecurity would also be strengthened

The super typhoon is expected to make landfall in China’s southeast on Friday, bringing with it winds of more than 200kph

The surprise move, which was part of a slew of measures to bolster the stock market and investor sentiment, threatens to close one of the few bright spots in the country's financial sector this year

The move is China's latest effort to enable the internationalisation of the yuan and protect its economy from capital outflows and geopolitical risks

A heavy influx of immigrants and a trend among young professionals to move out of multi-generational family homes were key drivers behind Singapore's sharp rise in rents and home prices

Industry insiders say Chinese security officials issued explicit warnings in recent years on areas to avoid in corporate investigations, and the 'off limits' disputed region was one of them

The city is set to host 100 crypto-related conferences and lavish parties through April, with backing from top government officials, including chief executive John Lee

China refused to give at least one Hong Kong delegate a parliamentary seat because they held a foreign document, the FT said

The financial hub's government spent in excess of $76 billion fighting the spread of Covid-19 and providing economic relief to its businesses