In a surprising turn, the UK's unemployment rate has climbed to a six-month peak of 4.2%, signalling a cooling labour market.
Central bankers are getting ready to start bringing down borrowing costs and the first cut could be as early as June. But what should investors do to get ready?
Assembly lines are humming again after a years-long manufacturing slump, although the uptick isn't happening everywhere. The nasce ...
And fears of renewed recession were stoked further yesterday when the influential Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development ...
Hard landing, soft landing, or no landing at all — where exactly do investors stand on the US economy's trajectory while ...
The hot economy casts doubt over interest rate cuts, likely delaying their widely anticipated start this summer and possibly ...
Continuing problems in the credit markets will cause the UK's economic slowdown to last well into 2009. That is the prediction of economists at ...
The UK economy posted a meagre growth in February, the Office for National Statistics reported Friday. Real gross domestic product ...