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China's persistent consumption slowdown traces back to the country's real estate slump, and its deep ties to local government finances — and debt.

Growth in the world's second-largest economy has slowed after a disappointing recovery from Covid-19.

September is historically the worst month for the stocks of large U.S. companies. But that doesn't mean investors should sell out of the market.

John Paulson, a prominent supporter of Trump, said there could be a collapse in the financial markets if Kamala Harris' proposed tax plans become a reality.

Currently, individuals can send up to $13.61 million (and up to $27.22 million for couples) to beneficiaries without owing estate or gift taxes.

Fitch also gave some predictions on Asian central banks, such as the People's Bank of China and the Bank of Japan

Several major cities and provinces have only in the last few weeks announced details on how the trade-in program would work for residents.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in extended trading.

Consumer prices are falling in pockets of the U.S. economy, in categories like cars, household furniture and certain groceries.

The 73-year-old vice chairman of insurance operations sold 200 Berkshire Class A shares on Monday for roughly $139 million. 

Bunq, the Dutch digital bank, told CNBC it plans to increase its global headcount by over 70% in 2024.

September's seasonal volatility could challenge the Big Tech trade, but one low-volatility ETF is still betting big on it.