“Dwindling outflows show investors regaining confidence that the global economy is going to grow,” Joseph Quinlan, the chief market strategist at Bank of America Corp.'s US Trust, which oversees about $330 billion, said by phone from New York. “When …

THE FOLLOWING is a release from Manchester City Council, it declares that the city is poised to become a global economic hub, with business and people (particularly graduates), skills and talent pouring into the city, making it the UK's fastest growing …

The numbers carry added weight as they are among the last key indictors about the health of the economy, before staggered elections kick off early next month in the world's largest democracy. The government had hoped the "green shoots" of economic …

We saw a significant moment in the global economy last night — the first interest rate rise in the developed world since the start of the financial crisis. While New Zealand is modest in terms of its contribution to global growth and has an economic …

The big point here is that the future of the world economy is being increasingly determined by what happens in the Brics rather than what happens among the G7. On my quick tally the Brics will this year again add more demand to the world economy than …

“And the world – especially Europe and countries like Russia, China, and India – is watching closely to see if American policymakers are ready to harness that power on the international stage.” Some 20 applications to build LNG export facilities are …

Macro Horizons covers the main macroeconomic and policy news events affecting foreign-exchange, fixed income and equity markets around the world, as selected by editors in New York, London and Hong Kong. WRAP: Piecing together the dribs and drabs …

U.S. stocks were little changed on Wednesday, but the Nasdaq Composite derailed a four-session losing streak, as investors mulled the economic climate and tracked events in Ukraine. "My recent research last week told me the market looked a little tired …

The global economy will likely experience steady, broad-based growth in 2014 thanks in no small part to the extraordinary expansion in central bank balance sheets in 2013. Rising asset prices in combination with fading near-term fiscal uncertainties …