Turkey will be the 12th largest economy of the world by 2028, while Britain will surpass France and Germany to become Europe's biggest, according to a study released by a British research group on Dec. 26. Turkey will climb to the 12th rank with a …

After a disappointing year, when growth slowed to its worst since the Great Recession, the global economy is set to accelerate in 2014 helped by a smaller drag from fiscal policy and the continuation of loose monetary policy from central banks, the …

By 2028, Turkey will become the 12th largest global economy surpassing France, Australia, Italy, Indonesia, Spain, Saudi Arabia and Poland, according to the Center for Economics and Business Research (CEBR), a UK-based economics consultancy …

That should give the market a lift as the resource sector, which was badly beaten in 2013, makes a predicted climb back in the global economic recovery. And Gorman pointed out that this will be the first year of synchronous global economic growth since …

The latest US economic growth number went from a good 3.6 per cent to a great 4.1 per cent. As the world's biggest economy, this will help the global growth rate, although it is only the second-biggest contributor to the planet's economic growth behind …

The annual world economic league tables from the Centre for Economic and Business Research (CEBR) predicts that Germany – for decades Europe's powerhouse economy – will have a smaller economy than the UK by about 2030. Although strong growth …

NEW YORK – The world economy has experienced another year of subdued growth, having failed to meet even the most modest projections for 2013. Most developed economies continued trudging along toward recovery, struggling to identify and implement …

A fervor to punish banks for the financial crisis of 2008 could end up threatening the United States' position in the world economy, according to noted banking analyst Richard X Bove. Bove, a Tampa-based equity research analyst at Rafferty Capital …

The gap between demand and supply has widened as economies across the world begin seeing growth accelerate. Unlike other precious metals, such as gold, platinum prices are helped by stronger economies. Speculators have begun to notice the deficit, …