What FedEx's Earnings Say About the Global Economy. Jun 19 2013, 19:08 by: Cullen Roche | about: FDX. Global economic bellwether FedEx (FDX) reported earnings today and provided us with a pretty good overview of the state of things. Here are some …

“With all the problems facing global business growth such as the continuing recession in Europe and slower growth in many emerging regions, in addition to austerity and political gridlock here at home, U.S. businesses are ordering more capital equipment.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development forecasts global economic growth will accelerate in 2014 with both the U.S. and Japan continuing to outpace the euro area. “The global economy is moving forward and it is doing so at multiple …

In this May 26, 2013 photo, Chinese job seekers visit a job fair in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality. According to a report released by The Associated Press in June 2013, the hiring process has become more intense globally because employers are …

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 …