China manufacturing gathers pace, Europe falters, U.S. steady

BEIJING/LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Manufacturing activity in China and most of Asia gathered pace in July, while expansion slowed in Europe but remained healthy in the United States.

Chinese export growth accelerates in November

China's exports rose more than expected in November adding to signs of a rebound in the world's second-largest economy.

China trade data adds to recovery hopes

China's exports and imports rose in October, the latest in a series of figures indicating a recovery. Exports, a key driver of its growth, rose 5.6% from a year earlier, while imports jumped 7.6%.

Singapore manufacturing PMI turns positive in March

SINGAPORE: Manufacturing activity in Singapore recovered in March as orders expanded, reversing from a slowdown in February, as the city-state's factories continued to post a choppy performance.

Asian Economies Show Signs of Strength

SINGAPORE—Asia's economies are showing resilience as 2013 gets under way, with a variety of data indicating manufacturing and growth are starting to pick up, just as short-term uncertainty is lifting on the U.S. fiscal cliff.

South Korea inflation at 1.5% moderating to 12-year low

Inflation in South Korea has moderated to a 12-year low, paving the pay for authorities to boost growth as exports and manufacturing data disappoints.