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China's leadership will gather Wednesday to hammer out plans to boost the economy next year, reports said, as they look to address weak domestic demand and the possibility of a deepening trade war with the United States.

The benchmark CSI 300 Index posted its biggest weekly gain in nearly 16 years and the yuan hit a 16-month high after the Politburo and central bank issued a barrage of measures to boost lending and bolster lagging economic growth

Thanks to monetary stimulus, the China bull market is back. And now, with Xi Jinping onboard, it looks like massive fiscal stimulus is coming, as well. Economists in China are talking about a possible $1.4 trillion stimulus. Adding to the bullish mood is the fact that mainland Chinese investors are…

Benefits to rise for poorest and local authorities to be given powers to intervene in real estate markets

China is redoubling its first-aid for the economy, targeting banks, workers and poor families as the ruling Communist Party prepares to mark the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic

Yahya Sinwar appointed as head of Hamas' political bureau in Gaza, succeeding Ismail Haniyeh amidst regional tensions.

Hundreds gathered outside Temu’s Guangzhou offices to voice anger at the platform’s increasing levying of penalties for product defects without providing evidence

North Korea says the recent heavy rains in northwestern North Korea flooded thousands of houses and a vast extent of farmland and left many residents homeless and living in makeshift tents

China's Politburo endorses economic strategy focusing on consumer spending, innovation, and efficiency to address challenges and uncertainties in the globa...

September S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESU24) are trending up +0.17% this morning as market participants braced for the start of the Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting while also awaiting the latest reading on U.S. job openings as well as an earnings report from tech giant Microsoft.

China’s powerful Politburo has endorsed the ruling Communist Party's strategy for growing the economy by encouraging more consumer spending and weeding out unproductive companies to promote “survival of the fittest.”