For the moment, Canada’s economy continues to gain the rewards of strong U.S. activity and should see a reputable 2.5% growth rate overall for 2018. Moreover, it could be seen that Canada will grow at .

Ten years after the global financial crisis, it is safe to say that the U.S. has come out in a far stronger position than most other major economies. Output is up 23% from the 2009 .

A look at the current marketNever-ending reports have been pointing out that economic growth has slowed from its robust rate of the second quarter, and there are clear decelerations in housing and vehicle sales.Growth in .

The boon – Oil PriceAn outstanding Asian currency this month was the Indian rupee (INR) that went up 4.4 percent month-to-date against the U.S Dollar. At 70.6 the USD/INR has retraced a chunk of the .

Eurozone finance ministers met again last Monday to debate possible measures for additional integration in the Eurozone. In the agenda of the second half of 2017, the deepening of the monetary union was a priority .

Given the Fed’s latest interest rate hike, interest rates have been moving up. Thus, portfolios that contain long-term asset allocations are now experiencing more volatility and hence, a reallocation should be considered. What would be .

As the Italian economy halts yet again and as the budget stalemate with its European partners intensifies, the idea of a parallel currency for Italy is again being heard around. The basic idea of this .

A continuous process that knows no geographical or sectoral bounds is disruption. At the heart of this transformational change is undoubtedly Asia, but what is different today is the absolute pace of disruption and the .

The euro-area slowed in 3Q, with growth dipping to 0.2 percent, below the economy's trend rate of growth. Part of the weakness is temporary, but underlying momentum appears to have receded. A persistent slowdown to .