China’s central bank said it’s boosting longer-term liquidity injections through outright reverse repurchase agreements, a move expected to help companies and individuals handle upcoming tax payments and to sustain demand for debt issuance.
China’s central bank said it’s boosting longer-term liquidity injections through outright reverse repurchase agreements, a move expected to help companies and individuals handle upcoming tax payments and to sustain demand for debt issuance.
The yuan advanced after China’s central bank signaled its comfort with the currency’s strength by setting the daily reference rate below 6.80 per dollar for the first time since 2023.
The yuan advanced after China’s central bank signaled its comfort with the currency’s strength by setting the daily reference rate below 6.80 per dollar for the first time since 2023.
The Taiwan dollar fell to its weakest level since April 2025, erasing gains from last year’s historic rally as dollar strength and record dividend payouts weighed on sentiment.
The Taiwan dollar fell to its weakest level since April 2025, erasing gains from last year’s historic rally as dollar strength and record dividend payouts weighed on sentiment.
Singapore Airlines Ltd. said it will begin rolling out a Starlink broadband service on its flights from 2027, with the system promising faster connectivity than its existing inflight offering.
Singapore Airlines Ltd. said it will begin rolling out a Starlink broadband service on its flights from 2027, with the system promising faster connectivity than its existing inflight offering.
A Singapore Airlines Ltd. Airbus SE A380 aircraft.
A fund focusing on smaller Taiwanese firms in the AI supply chain has emerged as a big winner, with a diversified strategy helping it weather the volatility that has rattled the industry over the past year.
A fund focusing on smaller Taiwanese firms in the AI supply chain has emerged as a big winner, with a diversified strategy helping it weather the volatility that has rattled the industry over the past year.
Investors are growing more upbeat about China’s push to build a “smart economy,” with AI, semiconductors and a range of frontier technology sectors emerging as beneficiaries of the policy drive.
Investors are growing more upbeat about China’s push to build a “smart economy,” with AI, semiconductors and a range of frontier technology sectors emerging as beneficiaries of the policy drive.
Hong Kong’s technology and financial companies are poised to benefit from the city’s spending plan as the government accelerates artificial intelligence adoption across sectors.
Hong Kong’s technology and financial companies are poised to benefit from the city’s spending plan as the government accelerates artificial intelligence adoption across sectors.
Paul Chan, Hong Kong's financial secretary, prepares to deliver his budget speech at the Legislative Council in Hong Kong, China, on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026. Chan has forecast the economy to grow 2.5% to 3.5% in 2026, signaling confidence in the city’s momentum after it staged a powerful comeback last year.
Hong Kong’s technology and financial companies are poised to benefit from the city’s spending plan as the government accelerates artificial intelligence adoption across sectors.
Hong Kong’s technology and financial companies are poised to benefit from the city’s spending plan as the government accelerates artificial intelligence adoption across sectors.
Paul Chan, Hong Kong's financial secretary, prepares to deliver his budget speech at the Legislative Council in Hong Kong, China, on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026. Chan has forecast the economy to grow 2.5% to 3.5% in 2026, signaling confidence in the city’s momentum after it staged a powerful comeback last year.
Hong Kong’s technology and financial companies are poised to benefit from the city’s spending plan as the government accelerates artificial intelligence adoption across sectors.
Hong Kong’s technology and financial companies are poised to benefit from the city’s spending plan as the government accelerates artificial intelligence adoption across sectors.
Paul Chan, Hong Kong's financial secretary, prepares to deliver his budget speech at the Legislative Council in Hong Kong, China, on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026. Chan has forecast the economy to grow 2.5% to 3.5% in 2026, signaling confidence in the city’s momentum after it staged a powerful comeback last year.
HSBC Holdings Plc’s earnings Wednesday come with revenue prospects and the buyout of a subsidiary in focus, as the shares hover around a record high.
The HSBC Holdings Plc UK headquarters in the Canary Wharf business, financial and shopping district in London, UK, on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025. HSBC reports its full-year results on Feb. 19.
Hang Seng Indexes Co. is adding electric-vehicle battery-maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., miner CMOC Group Ltd. and jeweler Laopu Gold Co. to Hong Kong’s equity benchmark gauge, the index compiler said following its quarterly review.
Hang Seng Indexes Co. is adding electric-vehicle battery-maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., miner CMOC Group Ltd. and jeweler Laopu Gold Co. to Hong Kong’s equity benchmark gauge, the index compiler said following its quarterly review.
Shares of Montage Technology Co. jumped 64% in their Hong Kong debut on Monday after a share sale that raised $902 million, the biggest opening-day pop for an offering of its size or bigger in five years, showing persistent demand for Chinese artificial intelligence-related stocks.
Shares of Montage Technology Co. jumped 64% in their Hong Kong debut on Monday after a share sale that raised $902 million, the biggest opening-day pop for an offering of its size or bigger in five years, showing persistent demand for Chinese artificial intelligence-related stocks.
Shares of Montage Technology Co. jumped 64% in their Hong Kong debut on Monday after a share sale that raised $902 million, the biggest opening-day pop for an offering of its size or bigger in five years, showing persistent demand for Chinese artificial intelligence-related stocks.
Shares of Montage Technology Co. jumped 64% in their Hong Kong debut on Monday after a share sale that raised $902 million, the biggest opening-day pop for an offering of its size or bigger in five years, showing persistent demand for Chinese artificial intelligence-related stocks.
Delta Electronics Inc. has more than quadrupled in market value since April, making the AI server parts maker Taiwan’s second-biggest stock. It’s now worth more than $100 billion.
Delta Electronics Inc. has more than quadrupled in market value since April, making the AI server parts maker Taiwan’s second-biggest stock. It’s now worth more than $100 billion.
Robotic arms at the Delta Electronics booth at the Hannover Messe 2024 trade fair in Hannover, Germany. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg
Delta Electronics Inc. has more than quadrupled in market value since April, making the AI server parts maker Taiwan’s second-biggest stock. It’s now worth more than $100 billion.
Delta Electronics Inc. has more than quadrupled in market value since April, making the AI server parts maker Taiwan’s second-biggest stock. It’s now worth more than $100 billion.
Robotic arms at the Delta Electronics booth at the Hannover Messe 2024 trade fair in Hannover, Germany. Photographer: Krisztian Bocsi/Bloomberg
Chinese property shares rose sharply after a local media report that developers are no longer required by the regulator to submit a key set of metrics designed to rein in their debt buildup.
Chinese property shares rose sharply after a local media report that developers are no longer required by the regulator to submit a key set of metrics designed to rein in their debt buildup.
Chinese electric stocks are winning favor with investors early in 2026, thanks to intensifying global demand for power gear to build data centers for artificial intelligence as well as a state-led investment push in the sector.
Chinese electric stocks are winning favor with investors early in 2026, thanks to intensifying global demand for power gear to build data centers for artificial intelligence as well as a state-led investment push in the sector.
A lack of enthusiasm toward Indian equities is opening an opportunity for long-term investors, according to Franklin Templeton Institute’s Chief Market Strategist and Head Stephen Dover.
A lack of enthusiasm toward Indian equities is opening an opportunity for long-term investors, according to Franklin Templeton Institute’s Chief Market Strategist and Head Stephen Dover.
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