By Molla Mitiku Global Weekly Roundup The conflict in Iran has escalated from a regional confrontation into a global crisis, sending shockwaves through energy markets, political systems, and societies ...

It depends heavily on imported natural gas, has high inflation and stretched public finances. Read more at straitstimes.com.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to chair an emergency meeting on the economic fallout from the war in Iran on Monday, with finance minister Rachel Reeves and Bank of England Governor Andrew ...

Economist Ann Pettifor explains how America’s industrial decline has its roots in the dismantling of the international ...

Reconciling what was once thought of as a compressed timeline of limited consequence with more wide-ranging ramifications is part of the narrative unfolding on Wall Street.

Greek banks are limited in their ability to finance growth, ECB economists said in a blog on Saturday, despite a remarkable recovery from ​the economic crisis a decade ago, as a large part of the ...

In December, members of the Republican supermajority in the West Virginia House of Delegates unveiled their legislative ...

The relationship between military conflict and rising prices is complex. Wars can trigger inflation through supply disruptions and government spending. However, whether they actually do depends on ...

U.S. stocks fell for a fourth week in a row, with the Nasdaq and Dow falling near correction territory. More Mideast fighting ...

Christopher Sims, the John J. F. Sherrerd ’52 University Professor of Economics, Emeritus, and a Nobel laureate whose work ...

The team from NPR's The Indicator podcast takes a look at the economic costs of the war in the Middle East. What about the economic costs of war? The Pentagon just asked for another $200 billion to ...