ARE AMERICANS HAPPY IT'S TRUMP, OR JUST HAPPY IT'S OVER?

For the first time since 2006, 37 percent of households said they expect their personal finances to improve in 2017... READ MORE›

GLOBAL DEBT RISES TO ALL-TIME HIGH $152TN

Excessive private debt is a major headwind against the global recovery and a risk to financial stability... READ MORE›

INVESTORS COULD LOSE $4.2TN BECAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE, REPORT WARNS

It also called for a proper carbon price to be established as well as a tough new climate change treaty to be agreed in Paris... READ MORE›

MILLENNIALS THINK THE TRUMP ECONOMY IS GOING TO IMPLODE

The Silent Generation, defined as those over age of 65, had the highest score at 71.2... READ MORE›

TORIES PLAN TO SELL A?1.4BN STAKE IN GREEN INVESTMENT BANK TO PAY DOWN DEFICIT

Nick Mabey, chief executive of E3G, said Selling off a majority stake in the Green Investment Bank would be completely reckless... READ MORE›

AS EUROPE AND ASIA HOARD CASH, ECONOMISTS SEE ECHOES OF CRISIS

European and Asian investors have been rushing into the United States bond market, spurred by a global glut of savings that has reached record levels... READ MORE›

FUND THAT BEAT 91 OF PEERS PUTS NEXT BIG BET ON WORLDS POOREST

The MSCI Emerging Markets Index, Holberg Rurik's benchmark, is down 9 percent over the past five years while the MSCI frontier index is down 1.4 percent... READ MORE›

If the United States removes Cuba from the list of states that sponsor terrorism, a prospect raised by Mr... READ MORE›

ALBERTA CREDIT RATING DOWNGRADED BY STANDARD AND POOR'S

Finance Minister Joe Ceci said he was disappointed by the downgrade, blaming it mainly on the low price of oil... READ MORE›

OILSANDS GROWTH IN DOUBT AND THE FEDS ARE CONCERNED

Post-2020 investment to expand alberta's oilsands could slow or stall... READ MORE›

CHINA'S FLIGHT OF CAPITAL CAUSES GLOBAL RIPPLES

Another survey yesterday also showed investors have cut exposure to emerging markets to record low levels... READ MORE›

NHS SET TO RECEIVE A?2BN CASH INJECTION UNDER THIS WEEKS AUTUMN STATEMENT

George Osborne is expected to point towards the growing UK economy as the reason for why the NHS is gaining a 2bn cash injection... READ MORE›

UK FIRMS EXPECT OUTPUT SURGE IN LATE 2016 DESPITE BREXIT VOTE

But retailers and consumer services were broadly flat and business and professional services fell slightly... READ MORE›

THESE ARE THE WINNERS AND LOSERS IN THE IMF'S NEW GLOBAL GROWTH FORECASTS

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GOLDMAN SEES POST-BREXIT UK RECESSION; CUTS EU, U.S. GROWTH VIEWS

Goldman now expects eurozone GDP over the next two years to average 1.25 percent versus 1.5 percent before the Brexit vote... READ MORE›

CHINESE ECONOMY SHOWS SIGNS OF DEBT-FUELED RECOVERY

What this shows is a stabilisation of the old economy, said Raymond Yeung of ANZ, pointing to recovery in industrial production and fixed asset investment... READ MORE›

WHAT'S NEXT FOR PRESIDENT ROUHANI IN IRAN?

Iran is in dire need of foreign investment, particularly in oil and gas... READ MORE›

CHINA IS GROWING AT 'REASONABLE' PACE DESPITE PRESSURES

The premier in remarks published late Saturday after a special cabinet meeting said China is continuing to steadily manage its economy... READ MORE›

CHINA'S PRODUCTION, INVESTMENT, RETAIL SALES ALL DISAPPOINT IN APRIL

Investment by private firms rose 5.2 percent year-on-year in January-April, down from 5.7 percent growth in the first quarter... READ MORE›

CHINA SECOND-QUARTER GDP GROWTH STRENGTH SURPRISES BUT REVEALS GROWING RISKS

Fixed asset investment growth in the first half slowed to 9 percent, the weakest since March 2000... READ MORE›

BLACK MONDAY DIARY: EIGHT HOURS AT A FINANCIAL ADVICE FIRM IN THE MIDST OF MARKET MELTDOWN

What made Mr X's decision even worse is that he still had at least 20 years until retirement, so had 20 years' worth of investment opportunities... READ MORE›

UN WARNS NEXT GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS MAY INCLUDE HUGE DEBT DEFAULTS

Damaging deflationary spirals cannot be ruled out, with the economy shrinking to cause a slump in prices and further GDP contraction, the UNCTAD experts say... READ MORE›

ODD COUPLES: WHY PARTNERS DO NOT TALK ABOUT SALARIES

And that's in a power marriage comprised of a certified financial planner and a management consultant... READ MORE›

IT'S COMPLICATED: SLOWDOWN FORCING FIRMS TO RE-THINK CHINA RELATIONSHIP

As Beijing tries to steer the economy away from the export and investment-led growth model that fueled China's rise, companies are having to re-evaluate their strategy... READ MORE›

AMERICANS FULL OF REGRETS, BUT ALSO HOPE, NEW SURVEY FINDS

Post to Facebook Americans full of regrets, but also hope, new survey finds When it comes to major life choices, many Americans are full of regrets... READ MORE›

CHINA'S GROWTH SLOWS TO 6.9%, BUT WITHIN 'REASONABLE' RANGE[1]

Fixed-asset investment increased by 10 percent, a sharp decrease from 15.7 percent in 2014... READ MORE›

BILL GROSS: FED WILL HIKE RATES IN SEPT AS FINANCIAL CONDITIONS A PRIORITY

Federal Reserve will hike rates in September as financial market conditions take precedence over economic conditions... READ MORE›

REINSURERS AXIS CAPITAL, PARTNERRE TO MERGE IN $11 BILLION DEAL

Reinsurers axis capital partnerre to merge in 11 billion deal... READ MORE›

HOW BABY BOOMERS TOOK OVER THE WORLD

But baby boomers are also the children born in those prosperous times, during a boom economy... READ MORE›

MORE DEMAND FOR AUSTRALIAN HOUSING AS CHINA EASES CAPITAL CONTROLS

Nationally, 51 per cent of foreign purchases were apartments, 31 per cent were houses and 18 per cent were various properties and land earmarked for redevelopment, NAB found... READ MORE›