The suddenly limp U.S. dollar is something that stock investors could have at least one less worry in the next earnings period. A sharp reversal since the start of the

A strategist at BofA Merrill Lynch is of the view that the complete impact of the U.K. and European Union (EU) failing to reach a trade agreement and the subsequent

Due to the high political uncertainty in the United States international acquisitions of U.S. firms are lagging compared to other parts of the world despite the fact that global corporate

As the mainland economy shows signs of stabilizing, indicating that the industrial sector continued to expand in January and a tad faster than expected, shows China’s official manufacturing Purchasing Managers’

Global tech companies, including Amazon, are considering legal action because of the potential impact on their business of President Donald Trump’s recent immigration ban barring citizens from seven predominantly Muslim

While keeping its policy stance unchanged, as was widely expected in its latest policy review, the Bank of Japan raised its economic growth forecasts. From its previous forecast, made in

Analysts have been carefully assessing how French elections in May could deal a “severe blow” to the European Union (EU) with Marine le Pen transforming her National Front (NF) into

The latest IMF report, which was delivered to the Fund’s board members for consultation, reveals that more turbulence lies ahead for Greece – the debt-ridden European nation, despite decisive action

Even as the U.S. works through political differences and gets used to the new Trump administration, Bill Gates and Warren Buffett expressed optimism that the country will move ahead and

It may not be Russia that the U.S. president sees as America’s critical new ally despite all the talk about the mutual admiration between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. The

While steady consumer spending and rising business investment pointed to sustained strength in domestic demand, U.S. economic growth slowed sharply in the fourth quarter as a plunge in shipments of

Ever since the rally in global stocks and dollar following Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. elections, gold prices have been under pressure. And reflected in the recovery of gold

With a better-than-expected set of growth figures for the fourth quarter, the British economy showed no signs of losing momentum at the end of 2016. Preliminary figures by the Office

According to the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), for the first time in the history of the country, the United States has been demoted from a full democracy to a flawed

Even as U.S. protectionism threatens to hurt trade across the region and dent external demand, in a positive sign for the export-reliant economy, Japan’s exports rose for the first time

Fallouts of investigations of its senior executives in an on-going corruption scandal and from a massive product recall of its Galaxy Note 7 handsets were cushioned as Samsung’s profits jumped

The U.K. Supreme Court has ruled that the government needs to get permission from the parliament on whether the government can start the Brexit process. Although this is expected to

A Reuters poll showed that any significant weakening of the yen is worrying the Japanese companies and they believe that it could spark an unwelcome political backlash but they they

Societe Generale said that as the government’s demonetization drive triggers a shortage of cash, India seems set for four consecutive quarters of sub-7 percent growth for the first time since

Fresh headwinds in 2017 that are likely to curb growth, according to Mark Carney, are likely to be faced by consumers who were the backbone of U.K. economic resilience after

A recently published new study has found that up to a seven-fold contribution to the economy of Europe is generated by the money that is spent on advertising by brands

According to a study by a group including global business and finance leaders, by implementing a few key development goals, companies could unlock at least $12 trillion in market opportunities

In some way or another, about 20 cents of every dollar spent on health care in OECD countries is wasted, a new OECD report released Jan. 10 reveals this shocking

Just a day after China announced plans to invest a further $40 billion in the African country – Nigeria, Taiwan was asked to move its representative office out of the

Next Tuesday, a speech on the Britain’s divorce from the EU is expected to be given by the U.K.’s Prime Minister Theresa May. However, skepticisms about the extent of clear

Bitcoin followers are hopeful that a fund that tracks the cryptocurrency would get approval and analysts are of the view that it would ultimately provide a major boost to its

As Boeing Co responds to increasing competition amid slowing aircraft sales, as a part of a cost-cutting drive, the aerospace and defense company warned that it will conduct involuntary layoffs