The growth of U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) slowed significantly in the first quarter amid stubborn inflation that shows no sign of abating.

In the last decade, the debt-to-GDP ratio rose by 13 percentage points. The IMF forecasts that the ratio will reach 43.5 percent in 2028-29.

GDP, the measure of all goods and services produced in the country ... The United States is experiencing the worst inflation in 40 years, which has put a strain on the wallets of lower-earning ...

The PM made the firm pledge as he visited Warsaw, warning that the world is the 'most volatile' for years and industry must go on a 'war footing'.

However, it is beginning to show signs of recovery even though the fighting goes on.The Israeli economy is showing signs of a return to normality despite the strain the war against Hamas has put on it ...

A contagious strain of avian influenza is now spreading among wild animals in Central New York, which rehabbers say is a death sentence. The deadly H5N1 influenza strain, referred to as avian ...

The Thai Bankers' Association decided to cut the minimum retail rate by 25 basis points for six months to ease the financial strain on fragile clients ... The regulator projects Thai GDP growth of 2.6 ...

China's economy likely grew 4.6% in the first quarter from a year earlier - the slowest in a year despite tentative signs of steadying, a Reuters poll showed on Thursday, maintaining pressure on ...

Discover the 5 African countries with the highest debt-to-GDP ratios in 2024. From Sudan's critical levels to Egypt's economic pressures, learn key facts and insights into their fiscal challenges.

The prolonged effects of the economic downturn in South Africa have placed many small businesses under undue strain.

A new era of global rearmament is gathering pace, and it will mean vast costs and some tough decisions for western governments already struggling with shaky public finances.

Rishi Sunak said he has made a choice to “prioritise defence” as he declined to rule out cuts to other spending areas outside the NHS and schools, defending his pledge as “fully funded”. The Prime ...