TOKYO, June 5 (Reuters) – Shares in Asia crept higher and the U.S. dollar languished ahead of the European Central Bank offering its policy outlook for a tumultuous global economy.

HONG KONG, - Chinese stocks fell on Friday as Apple suppliers weakened after a U.S. court reinstated the tariffs, while automakers extended losses amid ongoing price war concerns, pushing major ...

China plans to allocate 500 billion yuan ($70 billion) of capital that could be leveraged up to fast track new infrastructure projects as authorities seek to cushion the economy from US tariffs, ...

Chinese and Hong Kong stock markets decline due to renewed concerns over U.S. tariffs, as major automakers and Apple ...

The 2025 Lujiazui Forum will be held in Shanghai from June 18 to 19, themed on "financial opening-up and cooperation for high ...

Chinese stocks fell today as Apple suppliers weakened after a US court reinstated the tariffs, while automakers extended ...

There are few city silhouettes that can outdo Shanghai’s, particularly from the city’s world-famous Bund. The mile-long ...

The Chinese Embassy in Austria hosted the Tea for Harmony Yaji Cultural Salon on May 21, featuring tea culture lectures, tea ...

Global shares rose on Tuesday, buoyed by signs of easing trade tensions, even as longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields were set ...

World shares gained on Tuesday as investors weighed up the latest tariff-related news, while long-dated U.S. Treasury yields ...

Wall Street futures and FTSE futures were up sharply in the Asian session, following a holiday in the US and the UK at the start of the week, though shares elsewhere reversed their short-lived rally ...

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian shares eased on Tuesday, though U.S. futures rose after President Donald Trump delayed his ...