Indonesia’s economic growth has dropped to its lowest in five years amid political uncertainty and decreasing investments and exports, putting pressure on the country’s new president

As China undergoes rapid economic structural reform, Hong Kong is forced to prove its worth as a key entry point for multinationals in the face of stiff competition

China-based Hurun Research Institute has unveiled the country’s richest billionaires in its latest report, the Hurun Global Rich List 2015. The top spot is unsurprisingly held by Li Ka-shing, but other shifts in the rankings indicate a level of instability for the Chinese economy

A renminbi depreciation threatens Hong Kong from its “super connector” status. Norman Cha, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, challenges this assertion

Sri Lanka’s new president pledges a 100-day programme to restructure the state and economy

China’s GDP growth fell to the lowest level in 24 years in 2014, on the back of a slump in real estate, soaring debt and weak domestic demand

Chinese experts remain ambiguous over nation’s stance with Russia, writes Kumutha Ramanathan at the Asian Financial Forum in Hong Kong yesterday

World Finance speaks to Imran Motiwala, Chief Executive Officer of AKD Investment, about Pakistan’s improving economic conditions

World Finance speaks to Simon Featherstone, Global CEO of Bibby Financial Services, to discuss China’s future in the global economy

China’s trade figures for December surged 9.7 percent from a year earlier, but analysts believe stimulus is still needed

World Finance speaks to Mark Boleat, Policy Chairman at the City of London Corporation, about whether the Chinese yuan could overtake the greenback

Indonesia’s rupiah has dropped to its lowest level since the financial crisis devastated the Asian economy in 1998

The eventual end of a long, fruitful mining boom has left a gaping hole in Australia’s economy and slashed its employment figures

World Finance speaks to Fubon Life Insurance about Taiwan’s exceptional growth in the insurance sector

The downgrading of Japan’s economy is exactly what Shinzo Abe doesn’t need two weeks before an election