Business executives in North America are more positive than those elsewhere about their own countries' economic prospects, according to a report on global economic conditions released Friday. But those executives are more uneasy about the world …

If you needed a sign that the global economy is not going along with the program engineered by massive central bank liquidity, look no further than Oracle. The company's shares are down eight percent as earnings fell short for the second quarter in a row.

The Bank for International Settlements acts as a financial clearinghouse for most large central banks, including the Fed and the E.C.B., and as a forum for central bankers to discuss policy issues. It uses its annual report to take stock of the global …

For four-and-a-half years the global economy has had an extraordinary boost, that of quantitative easing (QE) by the US Federal Reserve (Fed). The Fed has been buying US$85bn worth of bonds a month, providing an artificial high to global markets, which …

The FDI Confidence Index, in its 13th edition since 1998, ranks countries on how political, economic and regulatory changes will affect FDI. Based on a survey of more than 300 executives from 28 countries, the report examines where global investment …

The worldview dimension is a constant in the rise of every civilisation or economic power in history. Africa cannot escape the need to confront this depth of being and its translation into public policy and transformation. Thus, premature celebrations …

VALERIE VOLCOVICI, ReutersJune 27, 2013 9:43am. Washington — The World Bank plans to limit the financing it provides for coal-fired power plants to "rare circumstances" as part of the global financial body's efforts to address the impact of climate …

Sun Jun 23, 2013 2:00pm EDT. * Economies in Europe, Britain over the worst. * U.S. set to do better once fiscal drag fades. * Asia resilient in face of capital outflows. By Alan Wheatley, Global Economic Correspondent. LONDON, June 23 (Reuters …

The economy has grown for 15 consecutive quarters, but the pace of those gains – about 2% – is among the weakest for recoveries since the second world war. In the fourth quarter of 2012, economic output expanded by only 0.4%. Personal consumption …