World economy
US deficit nears 90 per cent of GDP at $13 trillion
03 Jun 2010
US national debt has increased by nearly $2.4 trillion since Obama took office in January 2009.
G-20 to discuss global economy, financial sector reforms
02 Jun 2010
The meeting is also expected to discuss measures to make banks accountable by making them pay for future bailouts
UK quashes ID cards as India pushes on with UID
31 May 2010
Fitch lowers Spain credit rating as ECB warns of worsening conditions in Europe
29 May 2010
Standard & Poor downgraded the country last month and rated its outlook negative
PM, Obama engage in phone dialogue
29 May 2010
India for early conclusion of world trade talks: Anand Sharma
28 May 2010
The United States, meanwhile called upon India, Brazil and China to play a more "responsible" role at the Doha Round of talks
Indian embassy in Beijing to have new economic cell
27 May 2010
The new cell will deal with macro-economic coordination and the G-20, foreign investment, multilateral and bilateral borrowing / lending and financial sector developments in China
OECD sees growth rising faster, risks too
26 May 2010
China hints at addressing US concerns on yuan
25 May 2010
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