The trade war fed by U.S. President Donald Trump presents an even tougher challenge for emerging market policymakers than the COVID-19 crisis five years ago, a top official at the International ...

Speaking to residents in Zombe, Kitui East, the Deputy President stressed that every elected leader should be held ...

“Through the continued implementation of key government measures and strategic plans from the ministry, we expect the number ...

The Yemen Economic Monitor provides an update on key economic developments and policies over the past six months. It also ...

Unlike during pandemic, when central banks in developing nations had room to swiftly cut interest rates, a trade war would ...

Expanding affordable and quality childcare services and strengthening parental leaves can raise labor force participation, ...

According to IMF’s Gopinath, the situation contrasts with the onset of the pandemic, when central banks cut interest rates to ...

Gita Gopinath warned that emerging markets were "steering through the fog" due to White House trade policy volatility, exacerbating instability ...

The treasurer has described the US tariffs as harmful for the global economy, warning Australia will not be immune from the ...

So insofar as there is any general message, it is that the Trump trade war will not do massive damage to the world economy, and that at worst there will be some sort of mid-cycle pause.

The Department of Finance (DOF) said the Marcos administration has been prudently managing the Philippines’ swollen debt ...