WE ARE all aware that the global economy is still relatively stagnant, running below optimal gross domestic product (GDP) levels. Specifically, the Chinese economy is not only experiencing a slowdown in growth, but also a liquidity crunch, writes Sasha …

In the latest episode of the economic theory that refuses to die, the Bank for International Settlements, which is basically the central banker for all the world's central bankers, has published its latest annual report on the state of the global …

China's willingness to stomach slower growth and a deleveraging process has spooked investors worried about the short-term impact on an increasingly interconnected global economy. As the world's second-largest economy and largest consumer or …

"I think we can turn this country around but we have got to stick at the plan…. We have got to stick at the economic plan that is reducing our debts, making our businesses more competitive, helping to create jobs, making sure Britain can win the …

BIS officials have long warned that central banks are stretched beyond their traditional mandates to stabilize inflation and financial markets, and that they are now tasked with safeguarding the world economy. But if central banks remove stimulus too …

The UAE was ranked fifth in the world financial stability in the standard index of the World Economic Forum for Global Development in 2011. It was also classified 25th among the best world financial systems. The UAE was ranked first among Arab …

MarketStorm Global Ltd, a young and vibrant outsourced sales and marketing firm based in Leeds City Centre are exceeding their growth expectations for 2013 and believe that this is reflected in the economic growth that is being reported by the British …

Bahrain's economy is making steady progress towards regaining lost momentum following the global financial crisis and civil unrest in 2011. However, the recovery will need to be managed carefully if past losses are to be fully recouped, Global Arab …

In a parting plea for policy makers to tackle imbalances between debtor and creditor nations that he has long identified as a threat to growth, Mr. King said there is "no prospect of a sustainable recovery" in the global economy unless governments act.