World economy
German parliament approves EFSF expansion
29 Sep 2011
UK opposes EU’s financial tax
29 Sep 2011
India spreading benefits of growth: PM
24 Sep 2011
A fast-growing India can help the global economy if only no protectionist barriers are erected around it, the prime minister said while addressing the UN General Assembly.
China won't play saviour to world again
23 Sep 2011
Currency wars looming, warns Mukherjee
23 Sep 2011
Global markets shiver on fears of economic chill
23 Sep 2011
Fed warning pushes Asian stocks down
22 Sep 2011
IMF cuts global economic growth forecast to 4 per cent
21 Sep 2011
The IMF report pegs India's economic growth at 7.8 per cent in 2011 and 7.5 per cent in 2012, against 8.2 per cent and 7.8 per cent, respectively, forecast earlier.
African Union accords recognition to Libya’s NTC
21 Sep 2011
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