World economy

India frowns on ‘unilateral sanctions’ against Iran

06 Jul 2010

India a strategic partner, says Chinese premier Wen Jiabao

India a strategic partner, says Chinese premier Wen Jiabao

06 Jul 2010

The effort to deepen the ties comes at a time when both the countries are seen to be enjoying an upturn in their relationship.

IMF agrees to $14.9-bn stand-by arrangement for Ukraine

IMF agrees to $14.9-bn stand-by arrangement for Ukraine

06 Jul 2010

Ukraine must make fiscal adjustment to contain the 2010 consolidated general government deficit to 5½ per cent of GDP in 2010 and 3½ per cent in

Asian industry slows down, but no serious concerns

Asian industry slows down, but no serious concerns

03 Jul 2010

The lowering of output in China and the slowing of growth in Japan, South Korea, India and Taiwan would suggest an easing of manufacturing growth in the Asian region.

Poor US jobs report sends recovery hopes reeling

Poor US jobs report sends recovery hopes reeling

03 Jul 2010

A poor jobs report in the US for June is yet another indicator that economic recovery is slowing with employers cutting 125,000 jobs last month, the most since October.

Victory for mining companies as Australia dilutes tax

02 Jul 2010

Tata Power to raise $300 million through coal SPVs

02 Jul 2010

US acquisitions by Indian cos at nearly $4bn in H1 2010

US acquisitions by Indian cos at nearly $4bn in H1 2010

02 Jul 2010

US-bound acquisitions by Indian companies in the first half of 2010 have exceeded all projections, with twice the deal volume and eight times the deal value of 2009 first half transactions.

US releases spectrum for “wireless broadband revolution”

US releases spectrum for “wireless broadband revolution”

01 Jul 2010

US president Barack Obama has unveiled a plan that aims to nearly double the amount of commercial spectrum during the next 10 years, providing massive access to broadband technology.

Ireland exits recession, but recovery seen a long way off

01 Jul 2010

Victory for Boeing as WTO rules Airbus subsidies unfair

Victory for Boeing as WTO rules Airbus subsidies unfair

01 Jul 2010

The United States won an “important victory” in a World Trade Organisation ruling that Airbus, the European plane maker, had benefited from four decades of improper subsidies.

Japanese manufacturing activity falls first time in five months

30 Jun 2010

China to pursue current policy course: Wen

30 Jun 2010

Gold continues to rise amid recessionary fears

30 Jun 2010

Oil on longest downward spiral in six weeks

30 Jun 2010

UN report calls for replacement of dollar as international standard

UN report calls for replacement of dollar as international standard

30 Jun 2010

The dollar has proved to be an unreliable international currency and should be replaced by a more stable system, says a UN report.

Fears over global recovery as Asian stocks, crude fall

Fears over global recovery as Asian stocks, crude fall

30 Jun 2010

Heightened concerns that global recovery may be faltering saw Asian stocks drop the most in more than two weeks, oil fall for a third straight day and Asian currencies weaken the most.

China phone user numbers cross 1.1 billion

29 Jun 2010

India becomes full member of global financial watchdog FATF

29 Jun 2010

BIS warns of asset bubbles, inflation in emerging nations

BIS warns of asset bubbles, inflation in emerging nations

29 Jun 2010

Emerging economies may need to raise interest rates and allow currency to appreciate as liberal monetary policies will spur inflation and asset bubbles, the Bank for International Settlements has said.

EU survey confirms fears over China’s ‘unfair’ policies

EU survey confirms fears over China’s ‘unfair’ policies

29 Jun 2010

European companies say increasingly unfair, capricious Chinese government interference is making China a less attractive place to do business, according to a survey by a EU business group.

In Europe, you may no longer get a dozen eggs next year

In Europe, you may no longer get a dozen eggs next year

28 Jun 2010

The perils of over legislation may be faced by shopkeepers in the European Union who will be banned from selling eggs or fruit by the dozen under new food labelling regulations.

PM, Obama shower encomiums on each other

28 Jun 2010

G20 leaders agree to slash fiscal deficits by 2013

G20 leaders agree to slash fiscal deficits by 2013

28 Jun 2010

Leaders of the G20 on Sunday pledged to slash back spiralling debts and nurture the still shaky global recovery with coordinated measures to spur growth and ensure financial stability.

Myanmar destroys illicit drugs worth $76 million

26 Jun 2010

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