By John Geddie, Yoshifumi Takemoto and Trevor Hunnicutt TOKYO/WASHINGTON (Reuters) -When Tokyo's top trade negotiator met U.S ...

The Bank of Japan is likely to leave rates unchanged, but signal hikes are coming in the months ahead. Markets will also ...

Japan may have averted U.S. pressure for a stronger yen in bilateral finance talks on Thursday, but a closer look at ...

China warned a G20 meeting that world economic growth was "insufficient" as tariff and trade wars exacerbated economic and ...

Year after year, decade after decade, officials in Tokyo, Beijing, Seoul and beyond dutifully bought U.S. Treasury securities ...

As tensions escalate over Trump’s 145% tariffs on Chinese exports, analysts warn Beijing against selling US bonds, ...

For 20-plus years now, U.S. officials have been prodding Japan to engineer a stronger yen. It never occurred to Tokyo, though, that Washington might be willing to crash the dollar to do it.

Donald Trump has reignited his trade war against China. But Beijing has several tools at its disposal to defend itself, ...

Curbing trade with China to curry favor with the United States would be “selfish and shortsighted,” the government said, ...

The door for trade talks with Washington is wide open, China said on Wednesday, a day after US President Donald Trump ...

The People’s Bank of China’s kept its key loan prime rates unchanged at 3.10% for 1-year loan maturities and 3.60% for 5-year ...

Chip shares won big, with Tokyo Electron and Advantest the Nikkei’s two top movers in index-point terms. Nintendo jumped 5.4% ...