Claiming that a set of changes Republicans proposed last year – including a big cut in the corporate tax rate – will make them more competitive globally and help create

A request to list what would have been the first U.S. exchange-traded fund built to track bitcoin, the digital currency, was rejected by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on

It is expected that the Federal Reserve will be given the green light to raise interest rates next week despite slowing economic growth as U.S. employers are likely maintained a

There could be sweeping impacts on the U.S. as well as the world economics if there is even one small interest rate increase by the Fed, analyst and economists Komal

As the chief executive of Deutsche Bank sought to persuade weary shareholders to sign an 8 billion euro ($8.5 billion) cheque to back his plans, he pledged on Monday to

A private survey in China showed that increasing competition has been making it harder for companies in China to raise prices and therefore, even with new business still growing at

Despite the pain caused by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s shock cash crackdown, India’s economy defied expectations on Tuesday to retain the title of the world’s fastest-growing major economy. From 7.4

Though the outlook for many of the region’s export-reliant economies remained uncertain in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s protectionist stance, Asian factories extended a global manufacturing revival as

With the aim of keeping the bailout funds flowing into Greece and to ensure that the crisis-hit nation is kept afloat financially, Greece and its lenders resumed talks, that had

After European Union regulators imposed new duties on steel imports from Chiba, the world’s biggest producer, the country expressed concerns on Tuesday over what it said was increasing protectionism. While

People in the U.S. mostly waited to sign up for Obamacare coverage until they were sick and this is the complain that Anthem Inc. and other U.S. health insurers have

Some of the foreignness may soon be lost by the U.K.’s equity benchmark. The process by how nationality is assigned to firms on the global equity indexes are proposed to

By shifting savings from cattle to gold, an experiment with little parallel worldwide is being embarked upon by a landlocked nation perched between China and Kazakhstan. Kyrgyzstan’s central bank wants

This week, the already strained relationship between Venezuela and the United States, got worse. Saying he oversaw or “partially owned” narcotics shipments of more than 1,000 kilograms (2,204 pounds) from

A new Morgan Stanley report on the nation’s longer-term prospects titled “Why we are bullish on China” says that the country is likely avoid a financial crisis and is on

As closures of two of the world’s biggest mines amplified concerns of a supply shortage, London copper hit its highest levels in 20 months. Noting a continuation of the upwards

Goldman Sachs said in a note on Monday that the drive toward tighter trade and immigration policies that are being purportedly undertaken by President Donald Trump are set to dampen

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said he believed the drawn-out bailout review with them would end well and warned international lenders on Saturday not to heap new burdens on his

As Sweden’s SAAB goes head-to-head with U.S. rival Lockheed Martin to supply hundreds of locally produced planes to India’s military, the company has offered to build the world’s most modern

As the unpredictable European elections seem to look completely set to push back the Brexit talks by more than six months, one senior economist is of the view that U.K.

While the path to balancing auto exports and imports will be no easier than it was in the 1980s, Japan’s bulging automotive trade surplus will be a sore spot when

Accusing Canada of distorting the global aerospace industry with subsidies for planemaker Bombardier Inc, Brazil opened a formal complaint against Canada at the World Trade Organization (WTO). Undercutting the market

In Australia, mortgage arrears are creeping up, lenders’ bad debt provisions have increased and personal insolvencies are near an all-time high are the three warning signs that back up the

Greece should meet the fiscal surplus target preferred by most IMF directors which will help its economy to grow by just under 1.0 percent in the long run given the

While asking the Romanian government to increase transparency, both European Union officials and investors have raised concerns over corruption in the country. This followed the government scrapping the constitutional changes

As a regulatory clampdown and restrictions on foreign exchange caused 30 acquisitions with European and US groups to fall through, the Financial Times reports that Chinese overseas deals worth almost