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China's Unitree has priced its Shanghai initial public ‌offering at 150.8 yuan ($22.34) per share, valuing the company at around 61...

China's mainland tax authorities have begun ​levying taxes on insurance policy income earned offshore, according to four people with direct...

German industrial orders rose more than expected in June, but owed their jump to large-scale ‌orders and a downward revision of the previous...

The downturn in Britain's construction industry eased in July as commercial building and housebuilding weakened less sharply and builders...

Currency markets drifted on Thursday with the Japanese yen retracing some intervention-led gains and the dollar pinned ​near a six-week low, as...

EIJING, Aug 6 (Reuters) - China's export growth likely lost some steam last month after June's blistering surge, but remained robust, ​a...

Engine maker Cummins India reported a marginal rise in quarterly profit on Wednesday, as strong ​domestic demand across its power generation,...

Uncertainty created by wars and trade friction will continue to weigh on euro zone economic growth this ​year, but a shift in business investment...

Indonesia's annual economic growth in the second ​quarter came in at its slowest in three as household and public spending eased, official data...

British new car registrations rose nearly 12% in July, marking their best performance since ​2019 as battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales reached...

LONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Britain's dominant services sector returned to growth last month as new orders picked up, according to a survey by...

Germany's service sector contracted only marginally in July as demand picked up slightly and new business rose for the first time in five...

India's foreign exchange reserves rose to a near three-month high of $692.9 billion as of July 31, data from ​the Reserve Bank of India showed...

BENGALURU, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Growth in India's dominant services sector slumped to its weakest pace in over four years in ​July as demand was...

China has eased limits on refined fuel exports ​for a second month in August, giving ‌refiners temporary approval to ship 2.7 million metric...

Japan's real wages grew 1.6% in June from a year before, a ​sixth consecutive month of increases, government data ‌showed on Wednesday,...

Board members of South Korea's central bank said they would carefully determine the timing and pace of any ​further policy tightening, with...

A new policy announced recently by the Indonesian central ‌bank is intended to discourage commercial banks from placing excess liquidity in...

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent ‌said on Sunday he will not hesitate to repeat a U.S. and Japanese coordinated foreign exchange...

Japan and the ​United States conducted coordinated yen-buying intervention and will not hesitate to take further action, Japan's finance...

Australian home prices suffered a second month of steep falls in July as higher borrowing costs ​and unease over tax changes accelerated a downturn...

The Vatican's asset management arm said on Friday its ​operating surplus fell more than 60% in 2025, but its overall wealth rose thanks...

Japan may have sold as much as $58.97 billion in its latest efforts to bolster its ​currency, central bank data indicated on Friday, signalling...

Investors expect the Bank of England to slow the pace at which it reduces its ​bond portfolio to £50 billion ($67 billion) in the 12 months...

China's factory activity unexpectedly slipped into contraction in July, pressured by shrinking new ​orders that reinforced concerns over...

Kioxia said on Friday it ​expects to report operating ‌profit of 1.89 trillion yen ($11.78 billion) in ​the July-September quarter ​as AI...

British house prices rose for the first time ​in three months in July, mortgage lender ‌Nationwide Building Society said on Friday, but the...

Brazilian household indebtedness eased only marginally in May, the first month of a broad government debt-renegotiation ​program launched by...

China, the world's largest coal consumer, generated less than 50% of its ​electricity from the fossil fuel in the six months to June, marking a...

The euro zone economy grew faster than expected last quarter as surging investment in AI, ample ​government spending and several one-off factors...

Inflation rose in four key German states in July, according to preliminary data published on ​Thursday, suggesting the national inflation rate...

A severe slump in Chinese sales and the hit to consumer sentiment ​from the Middle East dealt a blow to BMW's earnings ‌in the second...

Spain's economic growth edged up to 0.7% in the second ​quarter after a 0.6% expansion ‌in the previous three-month period, preliminary...

UK vehicle production fell 7.5% in the first half of 2026 amid trade uncertainty, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and ​Traders said on Thursday,...

South Korean exports likely extended robust growth in July, with the pace weakening ‌from a near-half-century high but posting the...

Japan's government cut its economic growth forecast ‌for the current fiscal year on Thursday, as higher oil prices linked to Middle East...

The U.S. economy likely maintained a steady pace of growth in the second quarter, supported by stronger consumer spending and robust business...

South Korea will introduce additional curbs on single-stock leveraged ​exchange-traded funds (ETFs), including a cap that could limit ‌an...

Major U.S. technology companies are borrowing heavily as they ramp up spending on their artificial intelligence buildout, and at steadily higher...

Sustained high crude oil prices could pressure India's fiscal ​deficit and current account balance again, ‌a finance ministry report said...

Russia's largest internet-company, Yandex , posts ​a 16% increase in ‌revenue to 386 billion roubles ($4.89 billion) for the ​second...

British households increased their borrowing at the fastest annual pace in almost eight years last month, adding ​to signs that consumers were in a...