Countries making up over 60% of the world's economic output and more than half of its population hold elections this year

According to top economists, geopolitical strife, artificial intelligence and tight financing to subdue global economic growth

Sluggish consumption paired with global uncertainties are among reasons Chinese economy grew at the weakest rate in decades

Otherwise, officials of the entities will no longer be there, the state minister says

The interest rates were raised by 2 percentage points

Abdus Salam says after joining office as planning minister

There are two key measures to understand how prices change over time: overall, or “headline,” inflation and “core” inflation.

India sees no need for wheat imports as farmers are on course for a harvest bumper

The government amends the Explosive Regulations 2004

Over 1,000 machinery makers of 32 countries are expected to join the 18th Dhaka International Textile and Garments Machinery Exhibition

Increasing food price has raised India's annual inflation, raising central bank expectations of no rate cuts

Container prices are soaring on the back of US and UK air strikes on Yemen

They are: energy shortage, inflation, economic downturn, inequality, public debt and unemployment

Bangladesh's external challenges remain pressing, the American credit rating agency said.

According to IEA, renewable energy capacity worldwide increased by 50% year-on-year, but challenges remain

Central banks are public institutions, charged with maintaining economic stability through controlling the supply of money in an economy.

Even though inflation has been a constant stay, world economic resilience has made things interesting for investors

The four-day exhibition began on Jan 9 in Germany

Malls became a motif of modernity during the country's economic expansion. They offered consumers year-round protection from heat, humidity, cold and frost, as well as from busy streets and polluting traffic. Malls were safe environments where the steadily increasing numbers of more affluent Chinese families could shop and eat, stroll and meet.

The World Bank has forecasted a slow economic growth for Bangladesh because of factors like inflation