Bloomberg Business

India rejected Canada’s allegations on the murder of a Sikh activist, calling them “absurd.”

BlackRock Investment Institute downgraded Chinese stocks to neutral from overweight, citing concerns over the nation’s property sector and the limited boost from stimulus.

The persistent weakness in Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong augurs ill for risk-loving retail investors in South Korea, given their exposure to the market through complicated structured products.

Chinese Defense Minister Li Shangfu has disappeared from public view, adding to speculation about potential trouble within the upper echelons of the nation’s leadership.

SoftBank Group Corp.’s stock fell as much as 4.3%, the biggest intraday fall in more than a month, as profit-taking weighed on newly-debuted chip unit Arm Holdings Plc’s shares.

A large but secretive group of creditors is emerging as one of the last major roadblocks to a historic restructuring of China Evergrande Group.

China is witnessing the biggest flight of capital in years, creating concern for authorities as it worsens pressure on the beleaguered yuan.

Australia’s central bank considered the case for raising interest rates this month, but decided to leave them unchanged for a third straight meeting, underscoring a higher hurdle to further policy tightening.

Singapore Post will hike domestic postage rates by 65% next month as it grapples with escalating costs of maintaining the postal service and declining mail volumes.

Copper demand in the world’s biggest user of the metal is slowing down at a time of the year when it usually picks up.