Economy, a Major Factor in Election 2012AllAfrica.com80% of Ghanaian voters consider economic issues to be very important in determining on how to cast the ballots. Although the ruling National Democratic…
Financial Post (blog) German, Austrian central banks see grim 2013 as crisis bitesReutersFRANKFURT (Reuters) – The central banks of Germany and Austria on Friday forecast barely any economic growth in…
MIT Technology Review Natural gas exports could boost US economy — but will anyone buy the stuff?Washington Post (blog)There's a growing debate about whether the United States should start exporting…
Three Economic Bears Seek Goldilocks Economy in U.S.BloombergEl-Erian suggests investors look outside the U.S. for economies that are growing faster and put money in companies and nations with strong balance…
Rich World's Fastest Inflation May Escalate on Singapore WagesBloombergSingapore is grappling with the elevated inflation that comes with years of economic growth and population expansion on an island smaller than…
Irish Times No rate cut expected despite sagging economy in the 17 countries that use euroWashington PostFRANKFURT, Germany — The European Central Bank is unlikely to offer any further help…
BBC News UK Osborne: Taking Time, But Economy is HealingWall Street JournalLONDON–U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne Wednesday told austerity-weary Britons that the spending cuts and tax hikes needed…
Economic Times GLOBAL ECONOMY-Euro zone downturn eases; US services perk upReutersLONDON/WASHINGTON, Dec 5 (Reuters) – The euro zone's economic downturn appeared to ease slightly in November, while U.S. and worldwide…
CNBC.com Australia's Weakest Consumption Since 2010 Slows Growth: EconomyBusinessweek (blog)Australia's economy slowed last quarter on the weakest consumer demand in 2 1/2 years and tighter government spending, validating the central…
Economic Times Spain's Economy Contracts AgainWall Street JournalSpain's economy shrank again in November, although the pace of contraction appears to be slowing, according to a monthly survey of purchasing managers…