Regulators put the squeeze on Ant Financial’s Tianhong Yu’e Bao, and other funds benefit

China’s manufacturing sector worsened in October as the trade war hit home, adding to risks the global economy may be edging toward a synchronized slowdown

Short-term permission reflects Brussels’ fears over financial stability of bloc

The U.K. government gave its clearest signal yet that first-time buyers are its housing priority while landlords remain in the cross-hairs

China guided the yuan to its weakest official level in a decade on Tuesday—a move that could fuel expectations of a further, self-reinforcing slide

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will hold a roundtable meeting with the leaders of six major international economic and financial institutions in Beijing on Nov 6, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Kang announced Tuesday

KazMunaiGas could be Central Asia’s largest-ever stock market listing

Kazakhstan is joining a raft of emerging-market borrowers rushing to sell bonds in euros as the gap widens between interest rates in Europe and the U.S.

CBA chooses Amsterdam for post-Brexit EU hub while others eye Frankfurt and Dublin

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond is likely to give a 900 million pound ($1.15 billion) tax cut to small high-street retailers in his annual budget on Monday to help them compete against online competition, the government said late on Friday

The gold market was caught by surprise when two of eastern Europe’s biggest economies, Poland and Hungary, made rare purchases in recent months

The world’s most widely used oil benchmark faces challenges from rivals

Kweichow Moutai stock sinks 10%, drags down other big Chinese distillers

Falling equity markets and weak economic data hit sentiment over currency

China is likely to use its vast currency reserves to stop any precipitous fall through the psychologically important level of 7 yuan per dollar as it could risk triggering speculation and heavy capital outflows, policy insiders said