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The yuan slumped, the Australian dollar led commodity currencies lower and the greenback strengthened against most major peers as protests in China against ...

Stocks and oil weakened on Monday as rare protests in major Chinese cities against the country's strict zero-COVID policy raised worries about management of ...

Rare protests broke out across China over the weekend as groups of people vented their frustration over the zero-Covid policy.

Every day, somewhere in China, there is a local protest going on. The country sees hundreds of strikes a year, from staff protesting over unpaid wages to ...

Brent, WTI fall for third consecutive week · Clashes in Shanghai as COVID protests flare across China · EU delays talks on Russian oil price cap · Investors focus ...

Nov 28 (Reuters) - A look at the day ahead in Asian markets from Jamie McGeever. Purchasing managers index (PMI) data will be the key economic driver for ...

“Sentiment in the oil market remains negative, and developments over the weekend in China will certainly not help,” said Warren Patterson, head of commodities ...

China's major stock indices and its currency have opened sharply lower Monday, as widespread protests against the country's stringent Covid-19 restrictions ...

Market watchers expect Chinese assets to remain choppy in the coming months as growing unrest in the mainland over Covid restrictions cast a shadow over the ...

SYDNEY: Stocks and oil slid sharply on Monday (Nov 28) as rare protests in major Chinese cities against the country's.

China's strict Covid controls are leaving farmers with no option other than to destroy crops they can no longer sell, triggering concerns about food ...

The dollar climbed on Monday as protests against Covid restrictions in China rattled financial markets, sending the yuan sliding.

Chinese assets slumped Monday as a sense of chaos and uncertainty gripped traders after growing protests against Covid curbs complicated the nation's path ...

Chinese censors are scrambling to scrub references to protest codewords and demonstration hotspots like Xinjiang.

European markets are heading for a lower open on Monday as investors keep a close eye on unrest in China as the public demonstrates against Covid lockdowns.

The dollar climbed on Monday as protests in China against the government's anti-COVID policies made investors turn away from riskier assets, and consigned ...

From Shanghai to Beijing, protests have erupted across China in a rare show of dissent against the ruling Communist Party sparked by anger over the ...

As anger over China's strict zero COVID-19 policy intensifies, residents in some major cities took to the streets at the weekend, clashing with police over ...

Shares in China fell on Monday after protests against the country's harsh Covid-19 policies erupted in Beijing, Shanghai and other cities over the weekend ...

Shanghai authorities put up barriers on Monday around a city centre area where hundreds of people protested over the weekend against heavy COVID-19 measures ...

After nearly three years of enduring uncompromising Covid rules, lockdowns, and endless rounds of testing, it seems some people in China have finally had ...

Similarly, in the capital Beijing, protesters came armed with scraps of paper to a demonstration at Beijing's prestigious Tsinghua University, once attended by ...

Protests against China's strict zero-COVID policy and restrictions on freedoms have spread to at least a dozen cities around the world in a show of ...

For three years the patience of one billion Chinese was stretched with lockdowns - now it's snapped.

The gatherings are a rare instance of Chinese at home and abroad uniting in anger. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The eruption over the weekend of mass protests in China could mark the start of a "more authoritarian" era in President Xi Jinping's premiership.

SHANGHAI/BEIJING: Police on Monday (Nov 28) patrolled the scenes of weekend protests in Shanghai and Beijing after crowds there and in other cities across ...

We'll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Chinese politics & policy news every morning. In 2011, Xi Jinping, China's then vice- ...

A fire which killed 10 people in Urumqi, capital of the western Xinjiang region, appears to have triggered the widespread unrest, and strong-arm reprisals from ...

Almost three years of lockdown measures have dragged down the Chinese economy and pushed youth unemployment to nearly 20%. UBS strategists noted that a ...

As anti-lockdown protests rock China, state TV tries to hide a world moving on from Covid.