Asia Pacific
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The dispute is deepening and could damage not only China and Japan but the world economy
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"If the ministers simply did all the things that they promised to do, I think we would be in a much better shape," Jim Yong Kim tells Emerging Markets
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Asian Development Bank president Haruhiko Kuroda tells Emerging Markets the yen appreciation must stop
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Despite a recent increase in its resources, the IMF needs even more money to fight the spillover from the eurozone crisis
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Emerging markets' assets have rallied over the past few weeks but the sustainability of the bull market depends on China's economic outlook
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The fact that some emerging markets have now aquired safe haven status increases their risks, a member of the Bundesbank executive board said
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Here is the full transcript of the exclusive interview with the president of the World Bank
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Japan’s only way out of its economic problems is to boost growth – but political dysfunction has rendered a coherent strategy elusive
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This is a live blog tracking the most important moments of the meeting. Visit us regularly to check for updates. All times Tokyo unless otherwise specified
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Hong Kong banks could potentially obtain higher margins from recent rise in CNH deposit rates, but only if China relaxes lending restrictions to higher-yielding onshore markets, say experts.
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The IMF revised down its growth forecasts, saying that a slump in world trade threatens emerging markets
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Non-Asian issuers will need to pay a premium to issue a dim sum bond, but can also leverage off their strong capital market records and corporate governance.