Most analysts overestimate energy demand and underestimate technological advances. Slower economic growth, cheaper technology and more modest targets for when the world reaches net zero

British workers are getting a bigger slice of the economic pie than before the pandemic, signaling a shift in the balance of power away from

Stocks fell Friday, following a solid retail-sales report that could bolster the case that the economy is strong and may not need support in the

The trading accounts of US banks topped $1tn in the third quarter — their highest level in more than 16 years and close to an

Below are the most important global events likely to affect FX and bond markets in the coming week starting November 18. U.S. economic data remain

Eurozone industrial output fell in September, underlining the fragility of the currency area’s economic recovery as exporters brace themselves for the possibility of higher U.S.

When Jimmy Carter, the Democratic candidate for American president in 1976, wanted to criticise the record of the incumbent Gerald Ford, he reached for a

Applications for US unemployment benefits fell to the lowest level since May last week, signaling there is still a healthy demand for workers after recent

Goldman Sachs said it now expects the Bank of England to take a slower approach to interest-rate cuts after the UK budget lifted the outlook

The euro is likely to weaken further as the European Central Bank could cut interest rates more aggressively than the Federal Reserve, ING says. The