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Economic currents buffeting emerging Asia may spur comparisons with 1997 crisis, but the region is better prepared now, the ADB president said. more...

Robert Prior-Wandesforde, Director, Asia Economics at Credit Suisse warns that China's slowdown will hurt growth in Australia while the QE money flowing from Japan will not help the situation either. more...

China appears in danger of following Japan into a similar kind of economic coma from 20 years ago. more...

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله ترحب إداره ومشرفين وأعضاء منتديات عرب فوركس بالعضو الجديد Ahmed Economic حللت أهلا ووطأت سهلاً نورت المنتدى ياغالي ومنتظرين تفاعلك ومواضيعك القيمه

CNBC's David Faber speaks to Barbara Matthews, BCM International Regulatory Analytics founder and managing director regarding German Chancellor Angela Merkel's comments on bank re-capitalization at the Barefoot Economic Summit. more...

South Korea's manufacturing sector activity shrank the most in 11 months in September as new export orders fell sharply, reinforcing fears of a slide back into global recession that are battering financial markets in one of Asia's most vulnerable economies. more...

Insight on the negative aspects of globalization, such as the impact on prices of goods, with Michael Spence, NYU Stern economics professor/Nobel Laureate 2001, Stanford University and Glenn Hutchins, Silver Lake Co-founder and Co-CEO. They discuss why globalization has not been good for the...

Fed chairman, Ben Bernanke addresses the Economic Club of Minnesota on the U.S. economy, saying the nation's economic problems are more than just temporary and the Fed has a range of tools to provide additional stimulus. more...

The economics team at HSBC are predicting the US and European economies will spend the next few years in a permafrost, or sub-par growth. more...

Gold futures rose for a fourth day to settle at $1,822 as slumping global equities markets and weak U.S. economic reports sent investors to gold as a store of wealth. more...

Weekly jobless claims and consumer inflation data will catch the attention of markets Thursday, as investors continue to assess the damage done in last week's market storm. more...

Richard Jerram, Chief Economist, Bank of Singapore talks about Asia's economic prospects. more...

The past week's market drops and swings are dizzying. Everyday people are commenting that it is scarier than 2008. Now, that probably isn't true because no one is anticipating the inability to take money out of ATMs or the commercial paper market shutting down. Yet, there is something unnerving...

Washington's political feuding over the deficit has damaged business and consumer sentiment, but now some economists are wondering if it will curb third-quarter growth. more...

China is willing to help European countries realise stable economic growth, China's Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday ahead of a visit by Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao to Hungary, Britain and Germany this week. more...

China will be releasing a slew of economic data in the coming week. Here's how to profit from it. more...

Housing, credit, public finances, and the labor areas of the economy are currently impaired and until the country gets over those structural impairments, economic growth will be tough for a while, says Mohamed El-Erian, Pimco CEO/Co-CIO, who also mentions that Washington needs a growth strategy...

A look back at the financial crisis and insight on the legislature put into place to help prevent a similar situation, and discussing the health of Texas' economy, with Richard Fisher, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas president/CEO, more...

Gold ticked up on Tuesday, after rising to its strongest in more than a month in the previous session, as worries about a slowing U.S. economy prompted purchases from investors seeking an alternative investment. more...

CNBC's Steve Liesman has the economic growth forecasts from top economists. more...