Economist Victor Matheson said the economic impact of the World Cup "is likely to be a fraction" of what was initially ...

Canada’s World Cup moment is being sold as a rare chance to turn global attention into local dollars. Stadiums are ...

Across developed and developing countries alike, households, businesses, investors, and governments are navigating a complex economic environment ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The world economy has proven more resilient than expected despite acute strains from multiple shocks, the head of the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday, forecasting ...

Judging by the results, the United States should be the last country that wants to re-order the world economy. We’ve thrived in recent decades, while other advanced democracies have fallen behind. If ...

This resilience, a Teflon-like superpower, is cause for celebration. It means that the twin scourges of recession and unemployment have been kept at bay. The trouble is that threats are now mounting.

The world is undergoing a great economic reordering, the third such transformation in the past century. The United States has been at the helm of each one, shaping the global economy in ways that ...