World Finance speaks to Kerry Brown, Director of the China Studies Centre at the University of Sydney, to discuss what the impact Beijing’s involvement in the choice of Hong Kong’s next leader will be

Japan’s labour cash earnings rose 2.6 percent in July, owing predominantly to a lively bonus season

After a gloomy second quarter, the turnaround so many expected has failed to materialise

World Finance speaks to Andrew Bascand and Jody Kaye of Harbour Asset Management to discuss what investment opportunities New Zealand offers

World Finance interviews Reaz Islam, Managing Partner of LR Global Bangladesh Asset Management Company, to find out investment opportunities in the country

Foreign investment continues to flow into China, though it’s at a considerably slower pace than before as the dragon economy sees a significant slow down in exports and GDP growth

China’s property sector has slumped in 2014. Construction and house prices have dropped rapidly, and shockwaves are being felt across the global commodities market. Rita Lobo wonders whether the real estate sector is the first teetering tile in a row of dominos

Colossal mineral deposits have led to Mongolia recording record levels of economic growth, but the government must stop passing populist laws if the country is to realise its potential

Efforts to change Singapore’s economy from being a low-end manufacturer to a high-end producer has sent its growth rate spiralling downwards

World Finance interviews Professor Danny Quah, Professor of Economics and International Development at the London School of Economics, about the OECD’s latest report on emerging markets

In a surprisingly tough budget, India’s new government has vowed to lower the country’s budget deficit and boost foreign direct investment. But Indian stocks fell as long-term plans don’t include solutions for low growth and concerns over lacking food-production this year

Despite being loved by some and hated by others, Narendra Modi has a chance to transform india into a country run for the many, rather than the few

€1bn investment will be welcomed by India’s new Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he seeks to transform country’s lacklustre infrastructure network

The consumer price rise comes amid improved labour market conditions and increased optimism about the country’s long-term economic prospects

World Finance speaks to Kerry Brown, author of The New Emperors, to discuss industrial activism in China