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Growth of world's second largest economy expected to slump from 5.4pc to 3.4pc by 2028

Economies all over the world are lowering inflation while avoiding serious recession — but growth in the United States stands out.

The IMF provoked Tory anger this week when it said public spending in the UK needed to be higher, leaving no room for tax cuts. But Jeremy Hunt has suggested smart tax cuts might be on the way.

ISLAMABAD: The government team is all set to hold a session with International Monetary Fund (IMF) in a day or two ...

NEW YORK -- China's economic growth was in line with the country's roughly 5% goal last year but will lose steam in 2024 and beyond, dropping as low a

Two sources close to the process say 51% stake with full management control would be offered to buyers after parking airline’s debts in a separate entity, under the 1,100 page report from Ernst & Young

Joe Biden has suggested supermarkets should defy the laws of supply and demand to lower soaring prices that threaten his chances of re-election.

Kristalina Georgieva said that one very significant advantages of India is the bold actions on the digital front with the digital public infrastructure, digital ID and making digital a strong comparative strength of India allowing small entrepreneurs to tap into markets in the way they were not able to do before.

Govt backtracks; agrees to making principal, interest payments from budget

International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects China’s economy to grow by 4.6 per cent in 2024, the Washington-based institution said as it released a review of its Article IV consultation on Friday.