The numbers are in for first quarter performance for global stocks and bonds. Taken at face value, the price signals emitted by public markets contrast quite a bit with what they were predicting last year for the global economy. Yet the economic and …

“These weaknesses surely exist, and some – like mounting economic inequality – are truly alarming. But the doomsayers often fail to see the ways in which America is gaining rather than losing global influence. And nowhere is this truer than the …

In an interview with ET Now, James E Glassman, MD, JPMorgan Chase & Co, shares his views on the global economy as well as the US and Indian markets. Excerpts: ET Now: Are you a bit surprised with the bounce back that the US markets, especially the …

Asia needs to strengthen its economic cooperation with the shift in relations between the countries in the continent and the changing global economy, an ADB report said today. "Asia needs stronger cooperation now more than ever. Regional trade and …

In the world economy of the past, nations with the best ships and ports were able to establish global trade leadership and the growth that came along with it. Today, global trade has gone digital, and in the digital economy, software-enabled products …

Muscat: The inability for people to retrain for new skills or switch industries is costing the global economy $150 billion in lost productivity and leads to businesses wasting huge sums on avoidable recruitment costs, a new study has revealed. The …

Dubai is on the way to meeting its ambitious target to be the capital of the global Islamic economy, according to the executive charged with seeing the project through. “We have strong infrastructure as a foundation, and I'm confident that Dubai will …

April 9 –According to new research from PwC and LinkedIn, poor “talent adaptability”–the ability for people to retrain for new skills or switch industries–is costing the global economy billions of dollars in lost productivity, and leads to …

Last week's announcement that China's GDP grew at an annualized rate of 7.4% in the first quarter of this year has stirred speculation about that country's economy. Some are skeptical of the data, and point to other indicators that suggest slower growth.