Business and consumer confidence is expected to suffer from the disruption to trade, an economic forecaster says.

The Global Consumer Confidence Index declined for the second consecutive month in April amid growing concerns about tariffs.

Andrew Mamedu, the Country Director of AAN, criticised systemic failures in governance, stating, “Governance remains ...

Worse economic performance is expected due to Russian bombing of energy infrastructure, lack of workforce, and war ...

The conditions remain in place for another downdraft in the stock market, warns former Bridgewater CIO Rebecca Patterson.

NEW YORK (Reuters) -A bruising rollercoaster ride for markets in the first 100 days of the Trump administration has seen some ...

Besides debt swaps for food security, Kenya has also been considering debt-for-nature or climate swaps to unlock funds for ...

Speaking to reporters after two early morning television interviews, Besssent said the first such trade agreement might come ...

Nearly a hundred days into his second term, the Hearst Television Data Team analyzed movements in inflation and the stock ...

State Finance Minister Eyob Tekalign says he had met IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva as well as other staff to ...

Stocks may be in tariff relief rally mode, but Wall Street's biggest bear says investors should stay on high alert given the ...