Central Europe Dodges Currency Selloff After China Stocks Plunge

Central and Eastern Europe’s currencies held their ground against the euro even as their emerging-market peers tumbled amid a China-led global equity rout.

Chinese yuan: everything depends on what happens next

China’s weakening of the yuan by 1.9% is an event that, in a year’s time, will be seen either as an irrelevance or a major turning point for the global economy.

China June trade data spurs hopes for 2nd half, but imports shrink again

BEIJING, JULY 13 (Reuters) - China's export sales unexpectedly rose for the first time in four months in June and imports fell again but posted their best performance this year, causing some optimism tepid trade flows are picking up.

Asia economic growth to languish as China slows: poll

(Reuters) - Emerging Asia will contribute less to the global economy in 2015 than was expected just months ago as a slowdown in China drags on growth in the region, partially offset by acceleration in the United States, Reuters polls showed.

Emerging market chaos hits stock markets and currencies

A series of political scandals and accusations of mismanagement in some of the world's major developing economies triggered turmoil on international stock exchanges on Friday.

China’s Export Growth Slows Amid Concern of Slowdown

HONG KONG — Chinese exports showed only modest growth in May, rising just 1 percent from a year earlier, officials said Saturday, an increase that was much lower than analysts’ expectations.

European rate cut hopes shore up markets

LONDON (AP) — Growing hopes that the European Central Bank will cut interest rates next month shored up markets Tuesday despite more evidence that the Chinese economy is slowing down.

Official: China can meet 7.5 percent growth target

BEIJING (AP) — China's sharp economic downturn has ended after trade and consumer spending improved in October but the world's second-largest economy is not ready for a recovery and exporters face tough conditions, officials said Saturday.