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Opposition questions Union government performance in economy, BJP defends Centre, citing electoral victories. Chidambaram focussed on unemployment, price rise & inequality. O'Brien & Reddy raised issues of price rise & trade deficit

It is an appropriate time to imagine how the worst-off social groups can become an integral and substantive part of the new economic order

The Labour leader Keir Starmer has warned that if his party wins the next UK general election, he will not be able to “turn on the spending taps”. Speaking at a thinktank event focused on the stagnation of the UK economy, he said the country was “in a hole” after…

The Australian economy almost came to standstill last quarter, with clear signs of financial pain in the household sector.

Rating agency says Beijing may need to bail out local governments as property sector collapses

The strategy goes well beyond defeating an opponent: it seeks to destroy key infrastructure and the economy, says academic Paul Rogers

One in 10 UK 15-year-olds (11%) told the OECD they had missed meals because of poverty

Professional networking platform LinkedIn's annual "green skills" report tracks how the labour market is facing up to the challenge of building a sustainable economy. This year, the number of people with skills that are useful in transforming the economy grew by a median of 12.3 percent, which is outpaced by…

Despite facing multiple challenges, China's economy has displayed commendable resilience over recent years. Given the policy actions undertaken to stabilize the Chinese economy this year, let us ascertain which China stocks among H World Group Limited (HTHT), New Oriental Education & Technology Group (EDU), and X Financial (XYF) are worth…

Credit rating agency Moody’s has downgraded its outlook for Chinese sovereign bonds to negative, citing risks from a slowing economy and a crisis in its property sector

Ratings agency Moody's on Tuesday downgraded the outlook on China's credit rating to "negative" from "stable" on the back of rising debt in the world's second-largest economy, with Beijing saying it was "disappointed" by the move.