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A total of 24 Chinese warplanes, including fighter jets and bombers, were spotted near Taiwan on Tuesday morning starting at about 8 a.m. (0000 GMT), the defence ministry said, adding four Chinese warships also joined a "joint combat readiness patrol". Taiwan sent aircraft and ships to warn away the Chinese, while missile systems monitored them, the ministry said, using standard wording for its response.

U.S. automaker Tesla and its chief Chinese rival BYD achieved record deliveries of their China-made vehicles in the second-quarter, China Passenger Car Association data showed, as a fight for market...

By Chris Helgren DELTA, British Columbia (Reuters) - Dock workers at Canadas western Pacific coast will resume talks on Monday to try and end their ...

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Wayne Cole. The big question for the day is how will investors greet Teslas announcement on Sunday that it...

Asian shares firmed on Monday as demand for tech stocks buoyed Japans market, while a data-packed week promises to be pivotal to the outlook for the Chinese economy and U.S. interest rates. ...

The yen remained hunkered just below the psychologically important barrier of 145 per U.S. dollar on Monday, while the dollar was on the back foot after U.S. economic data last week showed slightly easing inflation and consumer spending.

A look at the day ahead in European and global markets from Wayne Cole.

Japan is leaning toward softer rules governing the use of artificial intelligence (AI) than the European Union, said an official close to deliberations, as it looks to the technology to boost economic growth and make it a leader in advanced chips.

SYDNEY, June 30 (Reuters) - The Australian government now intends to borrow less than first indicated in the financial year to the end of June 2024 thanks to a larger-than-expected budget surplus in the current year, its debt arm said on Fr...

After German inflation bucked the trend and rose more than expected in June, the spotlight will firmly be on euro zone and French inflation reports, with investors wondering if the German data was just a blip or something worse. Economists polled by Reuters expect the euro zone inflation rate to fall to 5.6% in June from 6.1% in May. While German consumer prices - harmonised to compare with other European Union countries - rose by a higher-than-anticipated 6.8% on the year in June, inflation s...