IMF Examines How Corporate Tax Changes Can Affect Economies Across Borders
Washington: The International Monetary Fund has released new analysis examining how changes in corporate taxation in one country can influence...
Global Finance
Global Bond Sell-Off Pushes US Treasury Yield to Highest Level Since 2002
New York, October 2, 2026: Global financial markets are facing renewed pressure after a sharp sell-off in government bonds pushed...
Global Bond Markets Face Renewed Pressure as Government Yields Rise
London: Global bond markets have come under renewed pressure as government borrowing costs climb across several major economies, with investors...
Insurance Australia Group Settles A$2.8 Billion Credit Suisse Dispute
SYDNEY: Insurance Australia Group has reached a settlement with entities linked to Credit Suisse over a major legal dispute connected...
Dollar Heads Toward Another Weekly Gain as Treasury Yields Rise
NEW YORK: The U.S. dollar is heading toward another weekly advance as rising Treasury yields and changing expectations for the...
Global Bond Sell-Off Pushes U.S. Long-Term Yields Higher
NEW YORK: A broad sell-off in global government bonds has pushed long-term U.S. Treasury yields sharply higher, increasing borrowing-cost concerns...
Global Economy Faces New Energy and Interest-Rate Pressures
The global economy is entering a period of increased uncertainty as higher energy costs, elevated government bond yields and changing...
Senegal President Set for Talks With IMF Chief on Economic Reforms
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye is set to hold high-level discussions with International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva as...
Global Foreign Investment Declines as Remittances Expand Worldwide
Global foreign direct investment has undergone a significant shift over the past two decades, with international investment flows remaining well...
High Public Debt, EU Accession and Asia’s Growth: Key Themes in This Week’s Economic Outlook
Washington, September 12, 2026: High public debt is emerging as an increasingly complicated factor for governments and central banks attempting...
China Plans Wider Global Use of Yuan Through Financial Opening and Cross-Border Payments
China is preparing a broader push to strengthen the international role of its currency by expanding financial-market access, improving cross-border...
China Launches $54 Billion Capital Boost for State Banks and Insurers
BEIJING — China is moving to inject roughly $54 billion into major state-owned banks and insurance companies, launching one of...
China Unveils $54 Billion Capital Boost for Major State Banks and Insurers
BEIJING — China is moving to strengthen the foundations of its state-dominated financial system with a capital injection package worth...
BIS Study Warns Zombie Firms in Emerging Asia Could Create Wider Financial Risks
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has published new research examining the growing presence of financially weak “zombie” companies in...
European Central Bankers Raise Concerns Over Growing Financial Tensions With the United States
Frankfurt, European central bankers are increasingly concerned about the future stability of financial relations between Europe and the United States...
IMF Warns Global Economic Imbalances Are Widening Again as China’s Surplus Expands
Global current account imbalances widened further in 2025, marking a renewed reversal of the narrowing trend that followed the global...
Sovereign Wealth Funds Surge Past $15 Trillion as State-Owned Investment Power Expands
Global Finance, August 16, 2026: Sovereign wealth funds have emerged as some of the most powerful long-term investors in the...
World’s Largest Assets: Real Estate, Commodities, Currencies and Tech Giants Dominate Global Wealth Rankings
Global Markets, August 16, 2026: A striking comparison of the world's largest assets shows just how enormous the value of...
The Big Nature Turnaround: Redirecting Trillions of Dollars to Protect the Planet
Global Environment, August 16, 2026: A striking imbalance in global finance is drawing increasing attention: while hundreds of billions of...
Global Financial Markets Balance Geopolitical Risks and Economic Uncertainty
Global financial markets continue to navigate a complex environment shaped by geopolitical tensions, central bank policies, inflation concerns, and slowing...
Global Markets Await U.S. Jobs Report as Investors Watch Interest Rates, Gold, and Economic Outlook
Global financial markets are trading cautiously as investors await the release of the latest U.S. nonfarm payrolls (jobs) report, one...
Which Countries Don’t Use Their Own Currency? A Look at the World’s Shared and Foreign Money Systems
Money is one of the strongest symbols of a nation's identity. Most countries print and manage their own currency through...
Global Revenue Statistics Dashboard: A Powerful Tool for Tracking Tax Trends Across the World
Governments, economists, researchers, and policy experts now have access to a more efficient way of understanding how countries generate public...
Top 30 Countries with the Highest Government Debt in 2026: What the Numbers Mean for the Global Economy
By Ayush Singh | International Economy Introduction Government debt has become one of the defining economic issues of the modern...
World Bank 2026–2027 Income Classification: What It Means for the Global Economy and Developing Nations
By HIT AND HOT NEWS | Global Economy | Analysis The World Bank has released its 2026–2027 Country Classification by...
Redesigning Global Finance: A Pathway Toward Shared Growth
The United Nations' recent statement — "Global finance systems must work for developing countries — not against them" — brings...
