"The list is a snapshot that really reflects the changes in the Chinese economy. Not only the domestic Chinese economy, but increasingly as China goes out in the world, you're see many more of their companies derive revenue from sources outside of the …

BERLIN — German industrial output fell one percent in May from activity a month earlier, largely due to a drop in the construction sector, initial data from the economy ministry showed on Monday. The figures, which came on the same day as a fall in …

The IMF's latest move follows a recent World Bank Global Economic Prospects report suggesting the growth rates of Brics members have long been overstated. It says the worsening of their inflation and current account balances shows they have been unable …

In a recent report Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) published research on Post-Crisis World Economy which draws on some of their past research to conduct a rapid-fire tour of some key issues facing the global economy. They are particularly interested in …

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) may this week trim its 3.3% forecast for global growth this year, IMF head Christine Lagarde said at the weekend. The IMF will release its World Economic Outlook update tomorrow. A lower global economic growth …

The Washington-based watchdog is expected to lift its growth forecasts for this year from 0.7 per cent to around 1 per cent when it publishes its latest outlook for the global economy tomorrow. Such a move will be seen as a victory for the Treasury …

But, although developing countries now account for more than half of global GDP growth, advanced countries have yet to admit them to leadership roles that reflect their growing influence in the world economy. The failure so far of the United States …

By contrast, China, the world's second-largest economy, is likely to report sluggish exports and imports with deflation entrenched at the wholesale level – a tell-tale sign of overcapacity plaguing many industries, including shipping. On Friday, China …

AIX-EN-PROVENCE – IMF chief Christine Lagarde on Sunday signaled Sunday that her organization would be lowering slightly its global economic growth forecasts, which are set to released in the next few days. Lagarde noted that the International Monetary …