Press TV has conducted an interview with Professor Michel Chossudovsky, economic analyst and researcher with the Center for Research on Globalization, Montreal about the issue of the widening gap between the richest in society and the poorest globally.

Germany's Bundesbank, for instance, was famed for its sudden moves when it set monetary policy for Europe's biggest economy in the pre-euro days, said Elwin de Groot, senior market economist at Rabobank in Amsterdam. But there are good reasons why …

THE World Bank says Zimbabwe's economic performance has been dampened by the continued slowdown of key sectors of the economy, amidst easing international commodity prices. The bank said the 2014/15 outlook for the country's ailing economy …

"The global economy has started the final quarter on a positive footing. All-industry output accelerated October, indicating that global GDP is on track to post a decent outcome in Q4," said David Hensley, a director at JPMorgan. "The broad-base of the …

NEW YORK – An unexpected surge in U.S. jobs growth in October drove Wall Street stocks higher on Friday and in turn boosted the dollar and bond yields by raising expectations the Federal Reserve could scale back its economic stimulus as soon as …

The global economy is in a more dangerous position than it was in 2008, the year of the financial crisis, Marc Faber, editor and publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report, tells CNBC. Faber points to a recent report from former Bank for International …

Organizers say the International Coal and Climate Summit will bring together coal industry executives, policy-makers and others to "discuss the role of coal in the global economy, in the context of the climate change agenda." In a statement Thursday to …

Job security (39 per cent), the condition of the expat's local economy (37 per cent) and shape of the global economy (31 per cent) have been cited as the top three risks to confidence levels, with interesting regional differences across Europe, Middle …

Indeed, several countries are often mentioned as possible members of an enlarged group on the basis of their actual and potential global economic significance: for example, South Korea and Mexico (both OECD members), Indonesia, Turkey, Argentina.