IMF chief Christine Lagarde issues growth warning
Global growth likely to remain tepid in 2016 amid uncertain economic climate, Lagarde says.
IMF warning: Emerging markets could face liquidity crisis if interest rates rise
Corporate debt of emerging economies in 2014 was more than four times that in 2004.
Greece election: Alexis Tsipras keen to reunite with Independent Greeks in coalition
Syriza won an impressive 35.5% of the votes cast, which means it will hold 145 seats in parliament.
Saudi Arabia to slash spending amid oil price slump
Finance minister pledges to cut 'unnecessary expenses' and issue more bonds to control budget deficit.
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Christine Lagarde: IMF chief warns of global spill after China crash
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Ireland: 80,000 march in protest at austerity linked new water charges
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Yuan's inclusion in SDR basket no big deal for global economy say economists
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Greek debt crisis: Athens repays €3.2bn ECB loan on time after bailout package sent by ESM
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IMF defers yuan's inclusion in SDR basket until October 2016
Move comes as IMF awaits further reforms to China's currency policies.
Greece debt crisis: Germany's Bundestag agrees on third bailout deal with impressive majority
Opposition mainly came from conservative party members as even Wolfgang Schauble urged MPs to vote yes.
Greece: German company Fraport to operate 14 Greek airports in first privatisation move
The deal entails a €1.23bn payment from Fraport for the entire period of 50 years and a rent
Oil war could backfire on Saudi Arabia as price plummets
The falling price of oil is piling pressure on the Saudi economy.
IMF: Chinese yuan may become free-floated in next 2-3 years
IMF praises China's recent steps allowing market forces to have greater role in determining exchange rate.
Greece debt crisis: Yanis Varoufakis says bailout deal is destined to fail
Former finance chief claims top officials involved in bailout negotiations feel the same way.
Is China finally loosening its grip on the yuan?
For second day in a row yuan depreciates further causing anxiety in the market.
Greek government in talks with EU officials over third bailout
Plan faces dissent from Finnish government that is 'out of patience' over extent of refinancing deal
Greek debt crisis: France and Greece want new bailout agreed by late August
This will allow Greece to settle a €3.5bn debt payment to the European Central Bank.
Greek debt crisis: Alexis Tsipras quells revolt by party hardliners over austerity
The prime minister has called for an extraordinary party congress in September to discuss Syriza's future.
Brics-promoted New Development Bank opens in Shanghai
Bank was officially launched at last BRICS summit in Russian city of Ufa earlier in July.
Revenge of the unbanked: How IMF defaults and dollarisations are driving cashless societies
The CEO of WorldRemit explained how defaulting on the IMF was a blessing in disguise for Zimbabwe.
Weaker euro and oil price slide to boost German growth says IMF
Germany will grow 1.6% this year and 1.7% in 2016.
EU Commission proposes €7bn loan to Greece for July
The European Commission proposed to give Greece a €7bn bridge loan to cover the country's financing needs.
Greece debt crisis: IMF torpedos EU bailout package with call for massive debt relief
In likely fresh standoff with Germany, IMF calls for more relief to Athens.
Market round up: Greece deal lifts FTSE 100 and European indexes
'Markets breathed an audible sigh of relief after Eurozone leaders emerged from marathon talks,' says analyst.
Greek bailout deal: Ukip and Greens unite against controversial agreement
Open Europe tells IBTimes UK that Tsipras will have to form a 'national unity coalition'.
Greek debt crisis: Five things you need to know about the Greece bailout deal
A deal has finally been struck but this is far from the end of the saga.
Greek debt crisis: How is Greece going to spend its €86bn rescue package?
Deal worth €86bn - €87bn over three years, after agreeing to a new €50bn privatisation of assets fund.
Eurozone ministers demand more from Greece as bailout talks drag on
Negotiations are set to continue after emergency meeting in Brussels adjourned without breakthrough.
Greek debt crisis: Read the Greek economic reform proposals sent to EU, IMF creditors
Greece submitted a fresh draft of proposals to its creditors in an 11th hour bid for debt relief.
Federal Reserve: US still on track for rate rise but Greece and China woes spark concerns
Economy hasn't normalised enough for an immediate hike.
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