Author : EW News Desk Team

During March of last year (2013), Cyprus agreed to an international bailout of approximately €17 billion from the European Central Bank, International Monetary Fund and European Commission. The size...

The United States added 321,000 jobs in November as job growth continued to accelerate, marking 2014 as the best year for jobs since 1999.The United States added over 2.5...

After a consistent period of stagnation or contraction since the year 2009, the Slovenian economy is once again showing signs of improvement. In September, the number of exports in...

The European Central Bank may begin a U.S. style quantitative easing program as early as January 2015.In a press conference, ECB President Mario Draghi said that a bond-buying program...

Typically considered one of the richest economies that exist in the world today, Norway is becoming increasingly vulnerable to the impact of external countries and regions. Throughout recent years,...

The size of the global bond market has risen to near its historic record just as European policymakers mull a new monetary program that could raise demand for bonds...

Not a Sound Long Term PlanWith increased, focused government spending and tight fiscal discipline measures in place, the Brazilian economy is finally out of its recession. However, with the...

Plummeting oil prices and European sanctions are causing bank panics and a deepening recession in Russia, despite Putin’s public confidence and pivot towards Turkey and Asia. Plummeting oil prices...

The UK's massive export industry is seeing dicey times, with minor periods of apparent revivals quickly dampened by a pessimistic outlook from foreign and domestic economic bodies. The Confederation...

A Wall Street report may have included insider information from a leaker in the Federal Reserve, while cyber criminals may have hacked into investment banks’ confidential databases to get...