World economy
China’s leaders focus on soft reforms
29 Jul 2013
US economic recovery `tepid’: IMF
27 Jul 2013
China’s defence ministry calls for international vigilance against Japan’s military plans
27 Jul 2013
UK GDP growth quickens to 0.6% in Q2
26 Jul 2013
UK takes a 3.7 % share of the global green goods market
25 Jul 2013
The UK green sector also recorded a trade surplus of £5.2 billion with total exports of green goods and services worth £12.2 billion
US Vice President Biden assures India on Afghanistan
24 Jul 2013
Visiting US Vice President Joe Biden today attempted to ease India's concerns over a possible US - Afghan Taliban political settlement
Eurozone debt soars to record high in Q1
23 Jul 2013
Eurozone’s debt burden reached an all-time high of 92.2 per cent of GDP in the first quarter raising further concerns over the measures adopted by the EU to rein in the continuing sovereign debt crisis
Recognising the end of the Chinese economic miracle
23 Jul 2013
Many have asked when China would find itself in an economic crisis, to which we have answered that China has been there for a while -- something not widely recognised outside China. By George Friedman, founder and chief executive officer, Stratfor. Republished with permission.
OECD unveils plan to fix tax holes
22 Jul 2013
Abe's coalition wins majority in Japan's upper house
22 Jul 2013
In a decisive victory, Japan’s ruling coalition led by prime minister Shinzo Abe has gained control over the Diet’s upper house by securing a sweeping majority in yesterday’s elections
Focus on business, Afghanistan as Biden begins India visit
22 Jul 2013
Joe Biden begins his four-day visit to India today, becoming the first American vice president to visit India in three decades
Japan PM Abe’s coalition set for big upper house poll win
22 Jul 2013
Exit polls indicate Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition is set for a big win in the upper house election held on Sunday, that would give the PM control of both houses of parliament - a first for a Japanes PM since 2006
G20 meet in Russia focuses on tax reforms; US absent
20 Jul 2013
The "once-in-a-century" move to patch up holes in international tax rules was unveiled in Moscow by the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, along with fellow finance ministers from France and Germany
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