Saudi Aramco is considering pricing its IPO at the top end of a marketed range, which would make it the world's biggest-ever new listing.

Years after China opened its $355 billion hedge fund market, global asset managers are discovering it's hard to win over its investors.

Dennis Gartman plans to halt publication of "The Gartman Letter" after more than three decades of producing his daily investor report.

Saudi Aramco's IPO has drawn total bids of $44.3 billion so far from institutional and retail investors.

Abu Dhabi is planning to put as much as $1.5 billion into Saudi Aramco's IPO, as the firm seeks to prop up a deal with no foreign investors.

Over three years after Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman raised the idea, oil giant Saudi Aramco has announced its intention to list shares.

GPIF's decision to count currency-hedged foreign bonds as domestic bonds opens the door for more allocations to foreign bond managers.

Experts weigh in on news that Trump administration officials are discussing ways to limit U.S. investors' portfolio flows into China.  

FTSE Russell's latest annual country classification review leaves Chinese government and policy bonds out of its WGBI index for now.