Asian stocks were on track for their worst week since the 2008 financial crash after US markets closed down yesterday - though European markets are faring better. Meanwhile, Donald Trump faces ...

On Monday, US President Donald Trump threatened additional tariffs on Chinese goods. Writing on Truth Social, he said that unless China withdrew the 34% retaliatory tariff announced by Beijing last ...

Asian currencies are mixed against the dollar in the early session amid uncertainty over U.S. tariffs. President Trump on Monday hit back hard against China but left the door open for negotiations to ...

Global markets from Europe to Asia have continued to feel the pain of Donald Trump's tariffs. The US president has shown no ...

The U.S. Dollar edged a bit higher on Monday, after falling sharply last week as President Donald Trump announced his reciprocal tariffs, driving investors to other safe-haven assets. The greenback ...

The onshore CSI 300 dropped as much as 8.8%, its biggest decline in over five years. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index was on track ...

If you've ever tried to pay with cash in China and been met with a blank stare — or worse, held up a line while the cashier scrambled for change — you're not alone. In 2025, digital payments aren't ...

Iran’s rial currency traded at a record low against the U.S. dollar as the country returned to work after a long holiday. The ...

Singapore's monetary policy remains a key tool in helping our country manage our trade balances with other countries ...

One classic indicator of market stress is investors piling into safe-haven government bonds and so Friday’s fall in U.S.

Trump’s latest announcement of a “universal” minimum tariff of 10% on most imports (with punitive rates as high as 20–34% on strategic rivals like the EU and China) represents a seismic shift in U.S.