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China on Wednesday kept its one-year loan prime rate unchanged at 3.7%, while also holding steady on the five-year LPR at 4.6%.

Asia is clearly facing headwinds from the war in Ukraine and the lingering effects of Covid being much more pronounced in China, says IMF official

China on Monday posted better-than-expected GDP growth in the first quarter, though retail sales for March slumped amid ongoing Covid lockdowns on the mainland.

The opposition plans to bring a no-confidence vote against the Rajapaksa government and needs a simple majority of 113 legislators in the 225-seat house to succeed.

Russian inflation reached an annual 16.7% in March, but the central bank cut its main interest rate from 20% to 17% last week as it looks to mitigate the impact of economic sanctions.

"Tribalism" around bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is holding back the entire $2 trillion market, Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has said.

New 2022 IMF forecasts for real GDP for selected countries in Asia, Europe and the Americas.

Shanghai, home to the world's busiest container port, has been on lockdown since last month and has suffered from a breakdown in the logistics supply chain.

With inflation heating up, some TikTok creators are turning to 'cash stuffing' to manage their expenses.

For Gavin Wood, Web3 is truly decentralized version of the current internet, one that is not dominated by a handful of huge players like Amazon and Microsoft.

IBM sees growth in 2022 after the company spun off its managed-infrastructure services unit.

An auction can act as a metaphorical real-estate guillotine, slicing inflated asking prices in half or worse, according to a CNBC review of recent sales.

The Biden administration said it will appeal a federal judge's ruling that struck down coronavirus-related mask mandates on planes.

Stocks were choppy on Tuesday morning after stocks slipped during regular trading hours on Monday.

It's the first time the streamer has reported a subscriber loss in more than a decade.

The Donbas region is a major strategic, political and economic target for the Kremlin. Here's why

The state sponsor of terrorism label is one of the most far-reaching sanctions in the U.S. diplomatic arsenal, typically reserved for the worst of the worst.

Oleg Tinkov, the founder of the digital Tinkoff Bank, reportedly lost his billionaire status after Russian invaded Ukraine.

The newest vehicle is taller than the other concepts, blurring the line of a large crossover and minivan, or "multipurpose vehicle."

The U.S. Secret Service, known for protecting the president, is taking aim at illicit digital currencies, seizing over $102 million in the past seven years.