Gold recorded another positive month in August, mainly supported by higher inflation expectations, intensifying expectations of a Fed cut and continued dollar weakness. Read more here.

Asian equities advanced yesterday as the U.S. dollar weakened overnight. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Mainland China confirmed Friday’s call between U.S. President Trump and President Xi Jinping, though the spokesperson did not comment on the proposed sale of TikTok.

Evergrande's announcement that it will be delisted from the Hong Kong stock exchange is another sign that there's no recovery for China's property sector.

China manufactures about one third of everything made in the world, and its industrial power is still expanding. Economist Dan Wang talks about the implications of its growth.

Asian equities had a strong week higher, except for Mainland China, which was off slightly as the market consolidates after its recent strong sprint higher.

A new report from Media Partners Asia shows that microdramas have transformed into a major force in global entertainment, with China leading the way.

China's new home prices fell again in August, extending a prolonged slump in prices as persistently weak demand in the pivotal housing sector remains a drag on economic growth.

The U.S. needs a "metric for winning" in its artificial intelligence race with China, White House artificial intelligence adviser Sriram Krishnan said at Axios' AI+ Summit on Wednesday. Why it matters: Krishnan,

Nvidia stock was falling on Monday after China’s market regulator said a preliminary investigation found the U.S. chip maker had violated antimonopoly laws.Shares dropped 2.5% to $173.30 ahead of the opening bell.