The Latest News on Global Economics

Another mysterious statement from Craig Wright is being scrutinized and alleged “impossible to have happened”. Is this another lie?

Are workers being replaced by robots? And what will happen to the economy? Is it time to panic or to invest?

The Fisher Composite Index is a geometric average of the Laspeyres Price Index and the Paasche Price Index.

Cathie Wood has been disrupting the stock market with her aggressive investment in emerging technologies. Is she right about Bitcoin though?

The recent bank collapse sheds light on critical aspects of the banking system that require careful examination. Regulators may have overlooked apparent risks.

Despite a perilous moment in the global economy, the world’s leading economies are showing surprising resilience. Not thank to the banks.

In 2030, emerging markets are forecasted to exceed the U.S. and other developed markets’ stock market capitalization, according to Goldman Sachs Research.

Golden Visa Programs in Greece are generating a lot of revenue in real estate sales but are they increasingly controversial.

Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney has pointed the finger at Brexit for the UK’s persistent high inflation.

New revelations about aliens could mean huge changes for the economy. Is a space race just around the corner? And how will this impact space stocks?

A weak economy is never good news—or is it? Find out today.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way we do business more & faster than ever before. It’s getting serious.

Despite the recent negative developments with the country’s currency (i.e. devaluation) Egypt is still one of the Middle East’s most…

If you were asked to explain the benefits of renewable energy production, chances are you would first say the obvious…

When French president Francois Hollande declared the Eurozone debt crisis over this weekend, did he know what he was talking about?

The current economical climate is struggling and it’s not the residents who have to tighten their purse strings, the countries themselves are struggling to cope with their increasing levels of debt.

We’ve been hearing a lot of talk about tax avoidance for quite a while now, from brass-plating to sweetheart deals.

The European Commission has supported plans from 10 member states to raise funds to deal with the current European economic crisis, by introducing a tax on financial transactions.

This week sees the Royal Bank of Scotland make its final £1.4million payment to the Asset Protection Scheme, reaching the required £2.5billion minimum payment to exit the emergency insurance program.

During the second quarter (April-to-June) the ONS (Office for National Statistics) claimed that the economy shrank by only 0.4pc, after it made a third estimate of gross domestic product for the UK.