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Fed likely to stay the course despite U.S. economy's growing momentum

Fed likely to stay the course despite U.S. economy's growing momentum

3 years ago
Business

The U.S. economy has had a steady run of good news in recent months, with job gains accelerating as businesses reopen and forecasters projecting

Shopping trips set to fuel economic rebound
- 3 years ago
- Business
Britain is set for a "sharp snap back" in spending by shoppers as restrictions ease, according to experts at Deloitte.
The

Qatar's Q4 2020 Nominal GDP Grows 7.4% QoQ
- 3 years ago
- Local
The quarterly GDP at current prices for Q4 of 2020 in Qatar grew 7.4 percent on a quarterly basis, but fell 14.4 percent on annual basis, data

China sets 'low bar' for GDP growth, pledges more jobs
- 3 years ago
- Business
BEIJING: China on Friday (Mar 5) set a modest annual economic growth target, at above 6 per cent, and pledged to create more jobs in cities than

Philippine economy shrinks by more than expected in Q3, but government says ‘worst is over’
- 3 years ago
- Business
Gross domestic product shrank 11.5 percent, the statistics agency said on Tuesday ‘The economic team is optimistic that the worst

Bangladesh overtaking India in percapita GDP sparks furore
- 4 years ago
- International
Bangladesh’s per capita GDP is expected to grow 4 per cent in 2020 to $1,888
The social media is buzzing after the International

India Set To Drop Below Bangladesh In 2020 Per Capita GDP In IMF Forecast
- 4 years ago
- International
India is set to drop below Bangladesh in terms of per capita Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as the economy, according to the International Monetary

Reopen now or face collapse - Thailand
- 4 years ago
- International
Pailin Chuchottaworn, head of a panel steering the economic recovery, on Monday urged the government to reopen the country in order to prevent it

Japan’s economy shrinks by over 28%
- 4 years ago
- International
Japan's economy has been hit hard by COVID-19 as the latest figures reveal the annual growth rate has shrunk by