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GDP Growth: A Closer Look at How the U.S. Economy Did in Q3

A look past the upbeat headlines from this week's third-quarter gross domestic product report points to a more tentative diagnosis of the U.S. economy than initial responses indicated.

With Europe Plan in Place, All Eyes Turn to Fed

The ink is barely dry on European leaders’ plan to resolve the Greek / Europe debt crisis, and attention has already turned to the U.S. Federal Reserve. Is there enough liquidity in the global financial system or will Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke need to deploy more monetary stimulus to grease the wheels of commerce?

Consumers, Businesses Pump up U.S. Q3 Growth

Unleaded gas price is displayed at JJ's Express Gas Plus station in Phoenix gas station in Phoenix

U.S. economic growth increased at its fastest in a year in the third quarter as consumers and businesses set aside fears about the recovery and stepped up spending, creating momentum that could carry into the final three months of the year.

Market, FOMC Officials Suggest ‘Increasing Likelihood’ QE3 is Coming

Despite an elevated level of risk aversion – and the fact that the source of the risk is the European debt crisis – the euro remains “surprisingly resilient” against the safe-haven U.S. dollar, said Samarjit Shankar, managing director at Bank of New York Mellon

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Wage rises lag well behind inflation - IDS

Private sector wage deals rose 2.6 percent in the three months to September, lagging well behind the inflation rate of 5.2 percent, while the pay of most public sector workers remained frozen.

Canada cuts growth forecasts as Europe, U.S. sag

Star performer Canada cut economic growth forecasts sharply on Tuesday as troubles abroad hit exports and dampened confidence about a recovery touted as the strongest in the G7.

File photo of a worker at Ashanti goldfields in Ghana.

Ghana should seek more revenues from mining sector: IMF

Ghana, Africa's second biggest gold producer, should look at options to increase tax revenues from its mining sector, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday.

Shoppers carrying bags walk at the Pentagon City Shopping Mall in Arlington, Virginia

Consumer Confidence Tumbles in October

Consumer confidence unexpectedly dropped to its lowest level in two-and-a-half years in October as consumers fretted about job and income prospects.

RBI Signals End of Tightening Cycle

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) raised interest rates on Tuesday for the 13th and possibly final time in a tightening cycle that began in early 2010, on expectations that persistently high inflation will finally begin to ease starting in December.

Bank of Canada holds rates, shifts stimulus phrasing

The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate steady on Tuesday and dropped any mention of the need to raise rates, as the weak global economy forced it to cut sharply its growth and inflation projections.

India central bank lifts rates, says may not need further hikes

India's central bank raised interest rates on Tuesday for the 13th time since early 2010 but gave a strong signal it may be finished with its current tightening cycle as growth slows and it expects high inflation to ease starting in December.

India's Central Bank Governor Duvvuri Subbarao speaks at the BRICs finance ministers' news conference in Washington

India Central Bank Raises Rates

India's central bank raised interest rates on Tuesday for the 13th time since early 2010 but said it was likely to hold off on further increases as it expects high inflation to ease beginning in December.

QE3 among Fed's remaining bullets, Dudley says

Another round of quantitative easing is a possible option for the central bank as it attempts to boost the slow U.S. economic recovery, one of the most influential Fed officials said on Monday.

Argentine President Fernandez is greeted by supporters as she arrives at Plaza de Mayo square after winning the nationwide presidential election in Buenos Aires

Cristina Fernandez Sails to Victory in Argentina

Fernandez trounced her opponents, gaining almost 54 percent of the electorate – her closest challenger, Socialist Hermes Binner polled only 17 percent.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York CEO William Dudley believes QE3 remains a viable option to "provide greater stimulus" to the economy

Fed's Dudley: Europe Among Economy's Big Headwinds

New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley said on Monday the U.S. economy still faces serious headwinds, including spillover effects from Europe, adding the central bank will continue to do everything within its power to help.

Argentine President Fernandez waves to supporters after the announcement of the first results of the nationwide primary election in Buenos Aires

Fernandez Scores Landslide Re-election Victory in Argentina

Argentina's center-leftist president, Cristina Fernandez, won a landslide re-election victory Sunday as voters credited her unconventional policies for a long economic boom.

Argentina's Economy Minister Amado Boudou laughs next to President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner during a news conference in Buenos Aires

Fernandez Sweeps to Re-Election in Argentina

Argentina's fiery center-leftist president, Cristina Fernandez, swept to a landslide re-election victory Sunday, crowning a comeback that seemed unthinkable for much of her turbulent first term.

HSBC Flash PMI Points to Manufacturing Upturn in China

China's vast manufacturing sector picked up moderately in October, snapping a three-month contraction and underscoring the resilience of the world's second-largest economy backed by robust domestic demand.

China Inflation Seen Below 5 Percent by November: Report

China's consumer inflation is likely to ease below 5 percent by November and December, a senior official at the country's economic planner said in remarks published on Monday, raising hopes Beijing can contain prices that have held near three-year highs.

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