The dollar fell to the weakest level in three years amid worries over US tariffs and the outlook for the US economy.

Britain's economy slowed sharply in April, reflecting shockwaves from U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of ...

Key sectors such as retail (-6.1%) and automotive (-4.0%) are set to cut ad spend this year, while ad spend growth across ...

The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday that its next global growth forecast in July will take into account both ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is preparing its next global growth forecast, considering both positive and negative trade developments. Significant tariff reductions and trade deals may boost ...

The global economy will suffer only a little from the current tariff turmoil. The global picture appears brighter than recent headlines suggest, per a forecasters survey by FocusEconomics.

Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the world’s largest multimedia news provider, reaching billions ...

The economic war launched by US president Trump against the rest of the world, with China the principal target, was the main factor driving the downgrade of forecasts made barely six months ago.

Growth outlook for Europe is bolstered by government and defense spending. Meanwhile, Japan is at a turning point after ...

It is important to recognise that the tariffs have yet to impact the US economy meaningfully and significant challenges remain heading into the second half of the year.

US community banks’ net interest margins are poised to expand as funding costs move lower, while earning assets mature and ...

We are in an environment of very high uncertainty, and uncertainty in general tends to dampen economic activity,” said IMF spokeswoman Julie Kozack.