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The presidential elections currently being held in Taiwan could be a pivotal moment for the world.

Commentary While the U.S. year-on-year inflation is declining, inflation in the Eurozone is still not under control. Why ...

Continuous high inflation will put a damper on the world economy for the rest of 2022, according to ...

Benchmark Brent crude oil futures rose as high as $33.05 a barrel on Friday on rising hopes of ...

News Analysis The Feb. 24 stock market plunge has been blamed on the coronavirus, but the SWIFT network ...

After 72 hours there is nothing to change the minds of traders and investors who largely weren't prepared ...

European Union (EU) officials finally came up with some answers to the ongoing sovereign debt conundrum the market ...

Eurozone leaders walked away in agreement of a far-reaching, three-pronged plan to combat the festering European debt crisis, ...

Many theories have been brought forward concerning the continued dismal U.S. unemployment situation with most blaming the financial ...

In the run-up to last weekend's much-anticipated European Union (EU) summit, the Euro Stoxx 50 benchmark equity index ...

Despite the sluggish global economic outlook, the luxury goods industry still has a positive outlook, with double-digit sales ...

More Eurozone worries torpedoed U.S. stocks Monday, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by more than 200 ...

European stocks and the euro continued their bullish run, as the Euro Stoxx 50 benchmark equity index rallied ...

The International Energy Agency (IEA) said Wednesday that it has revised down its oil demand estimates for 2012 ...

Small- and medium-sized enterprises felt the brunt of the economic meltdown more so than large companies.

Chinese banks are in worse condition than the Chinese regime wants the world to know.

After one of the worst quarters for stocks in Europe, the equity markets and the euro managed to ...

The world's developed economies have been struggling to recover from the economic meltdown caused by financial institutions' excessive ...

Equities in Europe finished the quarter decidedly weak with the Euro Stoxx 50 benchmark equity index losing 23.48 ...

U.S. auto manufacturers are beginning to breathe more easily with sales of cars trending up by 9.3 percent ...

New proposals to make sure U.K. taxpayers no longer have to pay for banks' failures have been praised ...

GM and United Auto Workers Reach Deal; US Stocks Make Weekly Gain; Siemens to Exit Nuclear Power Industry

Silver commodity traders advise that the silver prices will rise throughout 2011 and 2012. Some predict a $55 ...

Sovereign debt worries shifted briefly on Wednesday from the Eurozone to the Far East, after credit rating agency ...

Stocks have exhibited significant volatility after the ratings downgrade of U.S. sovereign debt by Standard & Poor's.

Last Friday's downgrade of U.S. long-term debt from AAA to AA+ by credit ratings firm Standard & Poor's ...

The “buy gold” call has gone out, as gold has performed strongly despite economic downturns, and some investors ...