With the developing world’s growing use of costly and opaque “payday loans” from China’s central bank, the IMF and World Bank need to demand far greater transparency from Beijing.

The 16th BRICS Summit, scheduled to be held in Kazan, Russia, from October 22 to 24, has drawn global attention as it marks ...

The restructuring of Europe’s largest lender comes as it looks to cut costs and navigate a diplomatic minefield across its ...

Overall, total foreign investment in Pakistan, including FDI, portfolio investment, and foreign public investment, experienced a significant growth of 70 percent, reaching 903.5 million U.S. dollars ...

The People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, has launched the first operation of a new swap facility aimed at ...

In Xixian New Area of Xian, a group of young entrepreneurs and expatriates gathered in a meeting room for a spirited ...

Central Huijin Investment Ltd., a unit of China’s sovereign wealth fund that has at times bought equity to stabilize the ...

The trading week in Asia opens against an increasingly bullish global backdrop fueled by continued strength in US stocks, but ...

China's recent market bull run has been losing steam as euphoria turned into caution over the size and implementation of ...

China central bank is considering a cut of 0.25 to 0.5 percentage points in reserve requirement ratio at an appropriate time ...

The main forum includes opening and closing ceremonies, as well as six thematic activities focusing on such topics as ...

China’s central bank has launched two new funding schemes worth 800 billion yuan to stabilize the stock market and boost ...