Bloomberg Economics sees worldwide growth of 2.4% for 2023. Excluding the crisis years of 2009 and 2020, that’s the slowest rate since 1993.

The IMF lowered its outlook for global economic growth, warning that central bank efforts to cool inflation might cause even greater harm. ...

The latest S&P Global indexes this week showed business activity is deteriorating -- with gauges contracting for the US and euro area.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell engineered the central bank’s biggest interest-rate increase since 1994 and held out the distinct possibility of an...

The costs of staples such as wheat and cooking oils continue to accelerate as Russia’s war in Ukraine, a key exporter of commodities, upend...

The data underline how demand for Asian exports is gaining from continued economic stimulus in countries such as the U.S., while vaccinatio...

Forced to think outside the box by the 2008 financial crisis and then again this year by the coronavirus pandemic, the Federal Reserve, Eur...

Bankers echoed that concern at a time when the IMF is forecasting growth of 3.9% this year.

Governor Haruhiko Kuroda and the policy board kept the interest rate on a share of bank reserves unchanged at minus 0.1 per cent.

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) is likely to increase its record stimulus even more, said 28 of 33 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.