Global crisis not over, China reforms to go on: Wen
The global financial crisis is not over and technical innovation and investment will be key to sustaining what remains a 'tortuous' recovery, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said on Sunday during a visit t
India to focus on global financial issues at IMF meet
Issues related to global economy and international financial architecture are expected to be the focus of Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee during his 4-day visit here starting on Wednesday to atte
Exports post 4.2 per cent growth in February
India's exports recorded the slowest pace of growth in three months, 4.2 per cent year-on- year, at USD 24.6 billion in February due to the global slowdown.
In sharp contrast, imports grew at a fa
Gold: For richer, for poorer as crisis cools
Extreme strain in the global economy has given way to something less hair-raising. So does the last investor in 'safe-haven' gold, switch out the lights?
After a storming start to 2012, bullion price
BRICS nations' efforts will strengthen international system: US
The efforts of BRICS nations to engage in global multilateral institutions will help in strengthening the 'international system', the US has said.
"We've reviewed the leaders' Delhi declaration and
China's exports face grim situation: Official
Increasing number of trade disputes and slackening global demand are likely to hit China's export growth in the coming months, a Chinese Commerce Ministry official has warned.
The export figures in t
Global economy on recovery path, risks remain - IMF's Lagarde
The global economy has stepped back from the brink of danger and signs of stabilisation are emerging from the euro zone and the United States, but high debt levels in developed markets and rising oil
China scales down its GDP target first time in 7 years
Facing an economic down turn due to steady fall in exports, China for the first time in seven years projected a lower growth, scaling down its GDP growth target to 7.5 per cent in 2012 from last year'
U.S. affluent classes dwarf China and India
The United States has 10 times more affluent households than China or India, research shows, undermining arguments the global economy can be sustained by consumption in emerging markets.
A survey of
More tightening seen from RBI despite global woes
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is expected to continue tightening policy in coming months until inflation peaks, despite increasing uncertainty over a global economic slowdown and an extended period