The Financial Stability Board is closely scrutinising the use of cryptoassets during the war in Ukraine after concerns they could be used to evade Western sanctions on Russia

Taiwan's export orders leapt 21.1% from a year earlier to $51.56 billion last month on sustained technology demand

Comments reinforce expectations that Japan will remain an outlier in the global shift towards tighter monetary policy

Lawyers in Hong Kong, Singapore, India and elsewhere in Asia are warning clients about the potential risks of continuing to do business with Russia

'China is not a party directly involved in the crisis and it doesn't want to be affected by sanctions even more,' its foreign minister said

Moscow says it has sufficient resources to fulfil all of its aims, while China's foreign ministry labels reports on assistance as 'disinformation'

India is considering taking up a Russian offer to buy its crude oil and fertiliser commodities at discounted prices with payment via a rupee-rouble transaction, officials have said

Officials of US and other countries have sought to make clear to China that siding with Russia may carry consequences for trade flows, development of new tech and expose it to secondary sanctions

People are investing in the safe-haven asset amid rising inflation and market volatility due to factors such as Russia's invasion of Ukraine and fears over the Omicron Covid-19 variant

Russia's economy faces its deepest crisis since the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union, as the West imposes severe sanctions over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine

Foreign investors held 3.67 trillion yuan ($580 billion) of Chinese bonds at February end, a reduction of 67 billion yuan from January, data showed

Many banks stopped issuing letters of credit for Russian exporters in wake of sanctions, forcing companies to simply do without them.