Author : EW News Desk Team

The European Central Bank on Thursday voted to leave borrowing costs in the euro area unchanged at 0.5 percent,  while ECB chief Mario Draghi suggested that interest rates could...

Uruguay’s lower House of Representative on Wednesday voted to approve a controversial bill which would – for the first time – put a government in charge of the production,...

The U.S. economy grew at an annualised pace of 1.7 percent in the second quarter of the year, beating analysts’ expectations and raising the likelihood that the U.S. Federal...

A college education is typically seen a valuable and necessary investment for young adults, but does it pay to have a degree in the new economy? With unemployment among...

The International Monetary Fund on Monday approved a further 1.7 billion euros ($2.3 billion) in aid payments to Greece after completing a review of the country’s finances, but warned...

China has started importing natural gas from Myanmar, a historic milestone as the world’s largest energy consumer continues to diversify its energy supply routes. While the pipelines are expected...

The worst is likely over for Europe after a prolonged five-year economic contraction and analysts say emerging markets in Central and Eastern Europe could be on the verge of...

China has ordered an urgent nationwide audit of all government debt, underlining fears that heavy borrowing by local governments might pose a broader systemic threat to the world’s second...

This week: The U.S. FOMC chairs a two-day policy meeting; Greece implements a temporary tax cut on food and services to boost consumption levels; EU embargo against the supply...

The International Monetary Fund on Thursday warned that eurozone recovery remains highly elusive and called on its governments to do more to end the region’s crisis, adding that further...