Forget all the talking heads on TV, one of the best forecasters of the global economy is Cisco CEO John Chambers. He sees a steady, albeit mediocre pickup in US growth with Europe stabilizing. Here is what he had to say in yesterday's earnings call:.

The global economy is plodding ahead in fits and starts as the largest countries struggle to achieve consistent growth. Europe is faltering again. Japan is suddenly surging. China is cooling. The U.S. is strengthening. In the background, central banks …

Australia is expected to benefit from relatively benign global economic conditions as it undertakes its budgetary repair. Federal Treasury expects that growth for our major trading partners will quicken to a 4.5 per cent clip over the forecast period …

In fact, when he was asked about regional performance during the earnings conference call, CEO John Chambers noted that he talked to CEOs in other industries and they all essentially had identical views of the global economy. In a nutshell, the U.S. is …

METROPOLITAN liberals love to be able to criticise Western society. Recently, their lives have been brightened by the extensive discussion on the rise in inequality since the 1970s, especially in the Anglo-Saxon economies. There is a danger that this …

And if the global economy is also favourable, then the potentiality for 10 per cent growth is there,” he said. The head of the over USD 25 billion group said to achieve growth, good governance was necessary. “Investors want to jump in. Unfortunately …

BERLIN–The head of the International Monetary Fund warned Tuesday that inflation rates in the euro zone and other leading economies are too low and pose a risk in the outlook for the global economy. The comments highlight growing concern as to …

The Harry Susilo Institute for Ethics in a Global Economy (IEGE) at the School of Management, established in 2014 through an endowment in perpetuity by Indonesian businessman Harry Susilo, will promote dialogue and debate through scholarly work in …

WARSAW — The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development slashed its regional growth forecasts in half on Wednesday and warned of damage to the world economy if the crisis in Ukraine sends Russia into recession. The bank has begun its …