The Chinese economy is slowing down and there can be no denying it

The China slowdown is real and central banks pumping up stock markets with cash and confidence is not going to reverse that situation.

EU's 2016 stress test will include 50-60 euro zone banks

Between 50 and 60 euro zone banks will be included in next year's stress test of top EU lenders, fewer than half of the number in the 2014 exercise, a European Central Bank spokeswoman said on Friday.

Canada Stocks Jumps to Join Global Rally After U.S. GDP Report

Canadian stocks advanced for the best three-day rally this year, as crude prices jumped and the U.S. economy grew more than forecast amid a relief rally in global stocks.

Three signs the British economy is recovering nicely

Strong demand for summer clothing pushed up UK retail sales in August, as expectations for employment growth climbed to a 15 year high, according to Britain's biggest business lobby group.

EU reforms would benefit other nations, says George Osborne

George Osborne will tell European leaders during a whistlestop tour of capital cities that Britain’s bid to reform the EU will also benefit their nations.

Could China's Yuan Devaluation Spark a New Financial Crisis?

Asia’s biggest economy is slowing, the Federal Reserve is about to kick off an interest rate tightening cycle, and China has just devalued its currency.

Price cuts and rise in orders quicken pace of eurozone business growth

Eurozone business growth unexpectedly accelerated this month as steeper price cutting drove an increase in new orders and led to firms building a bigger backlog of work, according to a new survey.

JPMorgan Warns This Emerging-Market Credit Strength May Fizzle

Try figuring this one out: Emerging-market stocks have gotten pummeled over the past few weeks while corporate bonds from the same regions have outperformed many other assets.

China's net foreign exchange selling at $38.9 billion in July, indicating big outflows

BEIJING: China's central bank and commercial banks sold a net $38.9 billion in foreign exchange in July, the biggest sales on record, official data showed, indicating big capital outflows as well as suspected intervention to prop up the exchange rate.

Greece crisis: Eurogroup agrees to third bailout

Eurozone finance ministers have agreed on a new bailout deal for Greece after Athens backed the plan. European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said the deal sent a message "loud and clear" - Greece will stay in the eurozone.

Vietnam Seen Devaluing Further After Busting Limit of 2% Decline

Vietnam’s central bank looks set to devalue the dong again after busting through its goal of limiting depreciation to 2 percent this year as China’s yuan weakened.

East Tops West in Europe as Consumers Power Economic Rebound

A rosier economic outlook is spreading cheer in the euro area. Look further east and the news is even better.

Russian Recession Finds No Bottom as Economic Skid Worsens

How low can it go? Russia, which Moody’s Analytics estimates entered a recession in the first quarter, may be in for a rough ride.

China's inflation rate rises to 1.6% in July, missing a government target

China's consumer inflation rate hit its highest level this year in July, but is still well below the government target of about 3%.

Dollar Rules as Investors Brace for Jobs Data Clues on Fed Rates

A gauge of the dollar was set for a weekly gain before a U.S. Labor Department report on Friday that may bolster speculation the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates as soon as next month.

Annual house price growth slowed in July, says Halifax

Growth in UK house prices slowed in the year to July, the country's largest mortgage lender has said, although they are still rising "robustly".

Puerto Rico is not Greece

Puerto Rico defaulted on its debt by paying only a fraction of what was due on bonds due August 1.

Strong pound holding back UK exports, says key survey

The strength of the pound is holding back UK exports and keeping factory output barely above recession levels despite a rise in activity in the eurozone.

Eurozone inflation and unemployment hold steady in July

Inflation in the eurozone held steady in July, as falling energy prices offset rises in industrial goods.

Japan's inflation edges up as households shut their wallets

The Bank of Japan's (BOJ) efforts to reach its 2 percent inflation target didn't get much of a boost from the latest data, with the country's core consumer price index for June barely budged and as households unexpectedly snapped their wallets shut.