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Beijing’s new proposal to allow US-listed companies to use an external auditor eases tensions with Washington, while dual primary listings in Hong Kong provide better trading and liquidity conditions.

Greater familiarity, institutional support, and budding public interest for cryptocurrencies suggest that 2022 could be a banner year for digital assets. Will encouraging momentum continue, or will new virtual money eventually be faced with old money problems?

While the US and China share cryptocurrency concerns, differing regulatory policies could remove the shine of digital assets for investors.

Europe has replaced the US as the preferred destination for real estate investment by Chinese buyers. Loosened restrictions could extend that trend.

Asian stocks have lost ground during the past week or so, but our readers aren’t convinced that this is a good dip to buy on.

Markets have had all weekend to absorb Friday’s downgrade of the US, but the news is set to cause turmoil in Asia nevertheless.

Tencent acquires Riot Games, the creator of online game League of Legends, for around $400 million.

Its new wealth management unit, Dryden, will focus on Asian and European clients.