World economy
Euro zone inflation touches 0.9 per cent
06 Jan 2010
UK construction activity shrinks for 22nd month
06 Jan 2010
2009: A momentous though depressing year gone by
05 Jan 2010
Even as I have being reporting stellar gains for equity markets and gold, I have tried to keep at the forefront of my mind the terrible toll this recession is having on jobs, families and homes. By CNN's London correspondent Richard Quest, in his exclusive column for domain-b.
India can outgrow China by 2014, says new chief economist Kaushik Basu
05 Jan 2010
The newly appointed chief economic advisor in the finance ministry Kaushik Basu is confident that India can surpass China’s economic growth rate, most probably by 2014
Post crisis, Singapore's economy shrinks 6.8 per cent in Q4
04 Jan 2010
The city state's manufacturing sector plunged 38 per cent while growth for the entire year remained negative at -2.1 per cent.
Iceland to repay €3.8 billion to British, Dutch investors
01 Jan 2010
The settlement, which is about 40 per cent of the nation's gross domestic product, will cost about €12,000 for each citizen on the island nation of 320,000.
Japan's economic prospects improve
28 Dec 2009
China poised to become world’s second largest economy after revising 2008 growth figures
26 Dec 2009
Recession forces parents in UK to raid kids' piggy banks: Survey
26 Dec 2009
With the UK facing the worst recession since World War 11, more than one in five UK parents have been borrowing from their child’s savings account out of sheer desperation
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