Worldwide arms exports are surging. They're up nearly 30% since 2008, according to a new report from defense analyst IHS Jane's. Weapons exports totaled $73 billion in 2012, up from $57 billion four years earlier. Total worldwide defense spending in …

While the positives accord with many fundamentals in the macro situation and are welcome, it is by reviewing the latest hard sell-down that we may learn most about the PM sector and what it tells us about global economies and markets going forward.

While the positives accord with many fundamentals in the macro situation and are welcome, it is by reviewing the latest hard sell-down that we may learn most about the PM sector and what it tells us about global economies and markets going forward.

Investors are seeking to balance positive and negative aspects of US recovery, with a steady growth trend in the world's largest economy reducing downside risks to global economies, but allowing the Fed to proceed with its plan. QE, aimed at supporting …

Investors are seeking to balance positive and negative aspects of US recovery, with a steady growth trend in the world's largest economy reducing downside risks to global economies, but allowing the Fed to proceed with its plan. QE, aimed at supporting …

7 lessons the global economy teaches us about gardening. Jan Genzer. Marketplace's Nancy Marshall-Genzer hard at work, weeding her garden. by Nancy Marshall-Genzer. Friday, June 28, 2013 – 02:20. Story. Nancy Marshall-Genzer. Plant things like fancy …

7 lessons the global economy teaches us about gardening. Jan Genzer. Marketplace's Nancy Marshall-Genzer hard at work, weeding her garden. by Nancy Marshall-Genzer. Friday, June 28, 2013 – 02:20. Story. Nancy Marshall-Genzer. Plant things like fancy …

OTTAWA — Canada's beleaguered exporters are seeing a glimmer of hope that “the worst may be over” for the global economy, gradually opening trade gates wider in the coming months. That renewed optimism “is broadly-based, cutting across all sectors,” …

Global equities have lost more than almost $3 trillion this month, and the S&P GSCI commodities index slumped the most since April last week, as the Fed said it may pare bond purchases aimed at bolstering the U.S. economy and investors speculated that …