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European leaders’ pledge to help Greece with an unprecedented aid package may be a stepping stone on the way to a more unified fiscal policy, said...
From maple leaf tattoos to stitching flags onto backpacks, Canadians are obsessed with not being American. Strange then to cheer reaching parity...
After a better than expected first quarter this year, the University of Alabama said it raised its economic growth forecast for 2010.
The...
Singapore’s economy probably rebounded last quarter as manufacturing improved and the opening of the country’s first casino boosted services,...
While the overwhelming majority of those polled in the Blue Chip survey thought unemployment peaked last October at 10.1 percent, they predicted...
Chinese banks extended a less-than- estimated 510.7 billion yuan ($74.8 billion) of new loans in March after the central bank told lenders to set...
Industrial production in Italy stalled in February, a sign that the recovery in Europe’s fourth-biggest economy remains fragile.
Output was...
The committee responsible for determining when U.S. recessions begin and end said it’s “premature” to declare an end to the current slump, which...
Italian industrial output was unchanged in February, data showed on Monday, following identical readings in its larger neighbours Germany and...
Greek stocks and bonds rallied and the euro gained after European governments offered the debt- plagued nation a rescue package worth as much as...