The euro area’s slump is leaving its mark on Germany, Europe's largest market - fueling fears it will fall into its first recession since '09.
Malaysia posted a better-than-expected trade surplus in November, indicating that the country’s economic condition continued to improve.
South Korea’s unemployment rate in December remained unchanged from that in November but added fewer jobs compared to those in the previous month.
Fiscal policy concerns slashed U.S. small-business confidence in December and November to levels typically seen in a recession.
The world's second-largest economy has stopped slowing, but the first year under the new leadership will not be easy.
Japan's monetary base rose in December compared to that in the same month last year, indicating that the monetary easing policies are leading to an increase in the amount of currency in circulation which in turn results in reviving economic growth.
The U.S. trade deficit likely narrowed in November, and the euro-zone recession probably worsened at the end of last year.
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Cambodia will pay $11.2 billion for a 249-mile railway, a port and a steel factory.
India's service activity expanded in December at the fastest pace in the last three months, according to the HSBC PMI.
The rate of inflation rose to 2.9 percent in December compared to that in the same month last year.
China's service activity expanded in December but at a slower pace compared to that in the previous month, according to the HSBC Services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) released Friday.
The unemployment rate may have held at 7.7 percent in December -- the lowest since December 2008.
China's non-manufacturing activity rose in December, easing concerns over the slowdown in the economic growth of the country.
An improvement in global sentiment should boost factory sectors in most countries in the coming months, but a strong rebound is unlikely.
India is considering steps like raising the cost of gold imports to rein in the rising current account deficit.
India’s manufacturing sector expanded sharply to a six-month high in December, according to the HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index
Thailand's consumer price inflation rose at a higher rate than expected in December, indicating that the country’s inflationary pressures continue to increase, lowering prospects for further loosening of monetary policy.
South Korea’s manufacturing activity expanded in December to end six months of contraction, according to the HSBC PMI.
The senators voted to raise some taxes on the wealthy and to continue the tax cuts for others.
South Korea’s trade surplus fell in December compared to that in the previous month, indicating that the soft global demand continues to weigh down on the economic growth of the country.
China's manufacturing activity expanded in December, giving the indication that the world’s second-largest economy is reviving its growth momentum.
South Korea's consumer price inflation rose at a slower rate than expected in December.
China's manufacturing activity expanded to a nineteen-month high in December, according to the HSBC Purchasing Managers’ Index released Monday.
Investors feel that there is an urgent need to take measures for enhancing the growth potential of Japan’s economy.
S&P said it believes the same conditions that led it to strip the U.S. of its prized AAA rating in August of last year continue to exist.
The euro-zone economy likely contracted further in the fourth quarter and slid deeper into recession.
South Korea’s industrial output rose in November compared to that in the previous month.
While France weathered the 2008 financial and subsequent euro zone crises relatively well, its recovery has been sluggish.
Worries about the fiscal cliff weighed on consumer sentiment in December.
