Nov 15 - Australian shares rose on Friday but ended the week marginally lower as miners slumped, reflecting dampened investor appetite after the country's top trading partner China unveiled its latest ...

A consumer from Poland talks with a shop owner about purchasing Christmas products in Yiwu, East China's Zhejiang Province on ...

China's factory output growth slowed in October and it was still too early to call a turn in the crisis-hit property sector even though consumers perked up, keeping alive calls for Beijing to top-up ...

Copper headed for a seventh consecutive weekly fall, weighed by a weaker outlook for Chinese demand and a post-election ...

Retail sales in October increased 4.8 per cent from a year earlier, the best reading since February. Read more at ...

Turning ‘overweight’ essentially means Indian equities should perform better compared with other markets. The reversal is ...

Investing.com-- Oil prices slipped lower Friday, heading for a weekly loss, on worries about waning Chinese demand and after ...

Goldman Sachs predicts additional tariffs on China, but sees domestic challenges as the bigger issue. Read more here.

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China’s modest fiscal measures disappointed markets, but further stimulus aimed at countering U.S. trade restrictions could ...

China’s economy recovers with 5.6% retail growth and 4.3% industrial output in October, despite property and investment ...

China's refinery run rates fell for the seventh straight month, raising concerns about oil demand and contributing to ...