The Australian Government's commodity forecaster, the Office of the Chief Economist – publishes a report every quarter, which ...

A global recession in 2025 could be inevitable due to peak oil, rising interest rates, and energy scarcity, which will cause economic contraction, industrial decline, and social unrest.

China, the world’s second largest economy, is on an upward trajectory and looks poised to continue its economic performance with high-quality development and advances in technology. The economy in ...

Top economists at some of the world’s largest money management firms took a region-by-region approach to their outlook ...

BCA Research predicted previously that stocks could drop as much as 26% this year. The firm has a recession as its base case ...

The current model of sovereign credit rating has outlived its utility and is not in step with present global economic ...

KraneShares believes China’s equity market may continue its upward trend from 2024 as stimulus measures take hold and filter ...

The economy and job market are likely to turn in a solid year in 2025 but growth is set to slow as Trump tariff, immigration plans take shape ...

Gold futures slid as investors position themselves ahead of U.S. economic data, with Friday’s jobs report expected to shed further light on the Fed’s approach to monetary policy easing.

Meanwhile, the FTSE 100 index is seen starting today’s session 14 points lower at 8210, having fallen 0.4% on Friday. Wall ...

Economic growth will accelerate this year thanks to falling interest rates and greater government spending, new forecasts ...

In the midst of widespread expectations for technological and political upheaval in the coming year, the editor of The Economist, Tom Standage, discusses his predictions for 2025 with The World’s ...