The Latest Breaking News from GDP

The rise of China seems undeniable, but history shows that there’s a limit to growth for growth’s sake — and it may be coming soon.

A default by the US government could have catastrophic effects on both domestic and global economies.

Over the calendar year, GDP grew by 2.1% in 2022.

London (AFP) - European stock markets chased Asia higher Thursday before key US data that could shed light on the Federal Reserve's outlook for interest rates.

Stocks futures mixed ahead of GDP, jobs data; Tesla soars as bullish musk pushes case for big 2023 delivery gains; IBM slides after muted Q4 earnings, planned job cuts; Intel earnings on deck as chip sector looks for investment rebound and Chevron unveils massive $75 share buyback, dividend boost.

Royal Mail’s owner today revealed that 18 days of industrial action had cost it around £200 million.

The United Nations is forecasting that global economic growth will fall significantly to 1.9% this year

Ghana is facing multiple financial and economic challenges and has requested a US$3 billion bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to help it restore macroeconomic stability. This will include bringing public debt down to more manageable levels from the currently estimated 105% of GDP to 55% in present value…

With its population declining, China’s period of rapid growth is likely over. How it copes is critical for the world.