Economy recession The global economy is structured to systematically funnel wealth to the very top of the pyramid, and this centralization of global wealth is accelerating with each passing year. According to the United Nations, 85 super wealthy people …

WASHINGTON, July 29 (RIA Novosti) – The ongoing crisis in Ukraine and tougher Western sanctions against Russia would bring negative economic consequences for the EU and the CIS countries and may have adverse effects on the global scale, according …

In an update to its World Economic Outlook report, the IMF says the global economy should expand by 3.4 percent throughout this year. That's slightly below what it predicted in April. The IMF is still predicting that growth should speed up to 4 percent …

LONDON–A pickup in the global economy is needed if the U.K. is to enjoy a durable recovery, one of the Bank of England's top officials said Tuesday. Ben Broadbent, deputy governor for monetary policy, said in a speech in London that the rapid pace of …

In truth, a more accurate reason for the economic slump was the move in the 10 year note from 2.48% on October 23rd, to 3.03% on December 31st of 2013. And the move over 3% was the peak of the cyclical advance from the low of 1.63% on May 2nd.

FRANKFURT, July 27 (Reuters) – With the prospect of stiffer sanctions against Russia rattling confidence in Europe, investors will be looking to the United States and China to underpin the global economy. Wednesday's U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) …

London — Public Lecture at the London School of Economics by Dr. Kingsley Chiedu Moghalu, Deputy Governor (Financial System Stability), Central Bank of Nigeria and Author, Emerging Africa: How the Global Economy's 'Last Frontier' Can Prosper and …

The 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil has concluded and the top finishers in order were Germany, Argentina and the Netherlands. Congratulations to the winners and to all the participants and their countries. There are as many backstories of the World Cup as …

MGI estimates that from 2013 until 2030, Nigeria could expand its economy by more than 6 percent annually, with its GDP exceeding $1.6 trillion – moving it into the global top 20. Moreover, if Nigeria's leaders work to ensure that growth is inclusive, …