The French economy will rebound next year as coronavirus restrictions are lifted although not as fast as previously expected, the central bank forecast on Monday.

The ECB expects economic growth to rebound more slowly next year as COVID-19 weighs on output, but the recovery could be quicker than thought in 2022 as vaccines bring herd immunity against the virus, ...

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The country vowed to pursue further fiscal reforms amid external uncertainties. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

We have revised our gold forecast higher; now expect prices to average $4,000/oz in 4Q, bringing this year’s average to ...

Chinese manufacturers sharply increased purchasing in September, propelling Asia's supply chains to their busiest level since ...

Malaysia stands at a pivotal juncture in a complex economic landscape shaped by continued domestic reforms and priorities as ...

The country needs to boost revenues to reduce its deficit and pursue the economic development goals unveiled in a five-year ...

From railways and cars to metals, coal, diamonds and cement, some of Russia's biggest industrial companies are temporarily ...

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By Craig Stirling / Bloomberg Central bankers, already uneasy about trade tensions and swelling public debt, will collectively confront a new worry in the coming week: the danger of a market crash.