BlackRock Inc. (BLK)'s Evy Hambro, who manages the $8 billion World Mining Fund, expects more heads of gold producers to exit as companies book further writedowns after the metal's biggest quarterly drop in more than 90 years. “It's very clear to us …

Investing.com – Gold prices fell on Thursday after better-than-expected data out of the U.S. labor market rekindled expectations for the Federal Reserve to begin tapering the pace of its USD85 billion in monthly asset purchases, which weaken the dollar …

On the back of stagnating exports, rising import bills, a crippled banking sector and our expectations for a hryvnia devaluation, the outlook for the Ukrainian economy, construction and real estate sector is dim. While the ongoing slowdown in global …

Following the 2001-2 crisis, Argentina grew at 9% per year thanks to an ultra-competitive exchange rate (GDP per capita in 2002 was around U$2,500 in current dollars, comparable with a low-income country), high unemployment and unused capital in the …

It ended up kicking off liberalization framework, but for me by having a devaluation of such a large magnitude, what has happened is that suddenly India has become very competitive. We were losing business or services of manufacturing to various other …

Additionally, it always seems like you make those friends of necessity waiting in line for electronics, kind of like high school gym class buddies. You've got nothing in … But ya, those people that sit in line days on end are a bit crazy! (Although …

In this context, the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate plans to undertake a landmark study – called the New Climate Economy – is needed, even necessary. The Global Commission is an independent initiative established by a group of seven …

But data released this week showed Vietnam's growth rate picked up in the first nine months of the year. Its economy expanded 5.14% in the January-to-September period, from a year earlier. That is up from 4.73% during the same period last year. But can …

Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa are expected to register a moderate growth in H2 2013 owing to restrained industrial growth, sluggish recovery in exports and lackluster domestic demand. The competitive advantage of low costs in the BRICS …