Shares have advanced in Asia, apart from in China, after most U.S. stocks ticked higher to recover some of their sharp slide from last week.

Shares started out the week mixed in Asia after U.S. stocks fell to their worst loss since Election Day. U.S. futures were higher, with the S&P 500 contract up 0.3% and that for the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.

Asian stocks followed gains in the US as a decline in Treasury yields helped bolster the allure of holding equities. Traders are closely watching for any further news around President-elect Donald Trump’s planned administration.

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and several top financial policymakers have gathered at the third Global Financial Leaders Investment Summit.

China's vice premier He Lifeng said on Tuesday Beijing will support more 'quality enterprises' to list and issue bonds in Hong Kong. Speaking at the Global Financial Leaders Investment Summit hosted by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority,

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and several top financial policymakers are expected to speak at the third Global Financial Leaders Investment Summit.

It's another two months before US President-elect Donald Trump takes office, but China is already setting boundaries between the two countries. On Saturday, China's leader, Xi Jinping, outlined his "four red lines" in US-China ties at a meeting with US President Joe Biden.

Chinese President Xi Jinping said Beijing is ready to work with the new U.S. administration to maintain communication and manage differences. Read more details here.

Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met China's President Xi Jinping in Brazil on Monday, as Beijing seeks to promote Australia as a model for trading with China in a Trump era, even as Canberra draws closer defence ties with Washington.

China's relationship with Australia has achieved a turnaround and the two countries are maintaining a positive momentum of development, Chinese President Xi Jinping told Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday,

"I have always addressed the issue of so-called dual-use goods, because there are different practices, but we must not be naive," Scholz said. He added that he would also tell Xi

China has refuted reports it has been supplying Russia with attack drones as European Union foreign ministers met Monday to discuss the alleged evidence. "China handles the export of military products prudently and responsibly,