Core consumer inflation hit 0.8 percent in August over a year earlier, the government announced Friday.
The tech/engineering-based oil and gas boom in the U.S. has helped lower foreign imports. And the trend continues.
Goldman Sachs analysts wrote that markets seem less fearful about looming government dysfunction than they were in previous years.
According to an economic analyst, you should brace yourself for "pathological speculative activity and rapid balance sheet expansion."
Shanghai home prices that were already on the climb this year just leaped 30% in two weeks on the free trade zone news.
Angola wants domestic companies to help drive its $23 billion investment in electricity over the next few years.
Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Botswana and Zambia are among the African nations adjusting to the continent's surge in Islamic banking.
Consumer spending, investment and trade fell short of estimates but a rebound in household income was the silver lining.
Economic data including GDP, jobless claims and home sales data are coming up while the debt ceiling question continues to dent sentiment.
Vietnam's low-cost carrier VietJet will acquire upto 100 single-aisle A320 jets from Airbus.
Just two years after Moody's downgraded the U.S. credit rating, political infighting raises the spectre of another downgrade.
The Southeast Asian nation needs to bring 70,000 more skilled foreign workers to keep up with growth.
Because of BAE Systems' Middle Eastern government clients, it likely will fare better than rivals vulnerable to cuts in U.S. military spending.
Iron ore prices may fall with demand but major iron companies are using this as an opportunity to squeeze out other competition.
Suppliers are forced to deliver the goods at set prices and volumes, even if commodities prices fluctuate significantly.
Africa's richest man builds the continent's largest high-energy food processing plant. It could help Nigeria move away from oil dependency.
If the U.S. government becomes unable to pay all of its bills, the result could be catastrophic, Treasury's Lew said.
Amid debt ceiling talks, investors are also eyeing the U.S./Iran rapprochement, which could lower oil prices substantially.
German consumers were more confident as improving economic conditions and low interest rates encouraged spending.
China's unbalanced growth can only lead to economic collapse? Some actually see it as China’s underlying source of power.
To help the areas most affected by the recent rains, the Mexican government has announced a series of temporary fiscal measures.
Sudanese demonstrators are taking to the streets as fuel and petrol prices nearly double.
Home prices increased at the highest rate in seven years between July 2012 and July 2013.
What’s a good way to drum up interest in your city and generate tens of millions of dollars in the process? Get a jumbo-sized rubber ducky.
Barely 20 years old, Kazakhstan has developed into a self-sustaining and model economy where green energy and development is paramount
A new report from the IMF outlines the untapped potential of a worldwide female labor force that still isn't going to work.
Many U.S. firms are shifting manufacturing operations back to American soil, owing to China's rising wages.
President Barack Obama appears likely to nominate Fed Vice Chair Janet Yellen, and the announcement will come fairly soon.
Businesses in Germany continued to be optimistic about the economic climate in Europe's largest economy for the fifth-straight month.
Gold bugs and bears seem even more divided after last week, though they agree that the question of timing is deeply uncertain.
