Despite the confirmation that the world's largest economy has bounced back from a winter chill, analysts do not expect the Federal Reserve to switch from pumping billions of dollars into the economy to raising interest rates until well into next year …

Beijing: The Chinese economy will grow at 7.6 per cent this year, a notch lower than last year's 7.7 per cent, and the trend is likely to continue next year as well, a World Bank Economic update said today. China's growth will moderate over the medium …

The likely financial cost of rising sea levels and temperatures to the global economy could rise to trillions of dollars, a UN Environment Programme (UNEP) study has found. Climate change-induced sea-level rise in the world's 52 small island nations is …

Bearing in mind the urgent need to implement sharing on a systemic and global basis, a fresh evaluation of the sharing economy from the perspective of social justice and environmental sustainability is presented below. The five general positions that …

… Bank's strong easing move Thursday indicates that the battle against deflation continues to play out around the world, asserts CNBC contributor Ron Insana. "The single biggest threat to the global economy is the threat of deflation," he writes on …

Please support our site by enabling javascript to view ads. The global economy is predicted to grow at about 3 percent in 2014 on the back of continued economic recovery in the United States and Europe, the Japanese government said in a report Saturday.

With European inflation hovering at just 0.5%, the world economy faces the stark prospect of heading into the next downturn with almost one-fourth of its output — the eurozone and Japan — battling "lowflation" or outright deflation, even as major …

The global economy stands on the precipice, with 85 individuals having as much wealth as the bottom 3.5 billion of the world's poorest. This leaves most of us living on a precarious edge of one form or another, as the "tower economy" accretes to itself …

The most recent round of global PMI data shows continued steady expansion of the global economy. The manufacturing composite rose to 52.2 and the services composite jumped to 54.6, both of which indicate a slightly faster pace of expansion. The …