recession

American President Donald Trump has accused China of breaking a deal in the U.S.-China trade talks.

The U.S. economy is decelerating and economic data confirms it.

Analysts warn that if wages do not rise in line with inflation consumers' real purchasing power will decrease.

Reuters photographer Afolabi Sotunde's images of derelict buildings highlight how the textile industry has suffered in the country's first recession in 25 years.

Reconfirmation of official data suggests economy grew over the second quarter aided by higher industrial production.

Prices set to slide amid 'weaker prospects for confidence, household incomes and the labour market'.

A new government report has laid bare the massive, growing wealth disparity in the US.

Chancellor Philip Hammond will guarantee payments to universities, farmers and for infrastructure until 2020.

UK economic survey sentiment is dire and an interest-rate cut appears to be a round the corner, but will it really work?

Commentators say a Brexit makes 'everything worse' with a UK recession highly likely.

The former Mayor of London was responding to claims made by the Treasury on 23 May.

Chancellor asks blunt question as Treasury analysis claims GDP will fall 3.6% after two years if Britain leaves EU.

Coke suspends production due to sugar shortage.

The Bank of England is said to have considered a Far East crash as one of the possible reasons for the next recession.

Market volatility and increased stress in the banking sector are worrying signs of deterioration in Europe.

The worst economic struggles continue largely in the South, with Mississippi particularly hard hit.

Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang tells Jack Lew that Beijing is capable of keeping the renminbi stable.

Deutsche Bank estimates the probability of recession in the next 12 months at 46%.

Economics minister however says data doesn't reflect economy's broadly improving fundamentals.

Another blow to country already reeling from political turmoil and unpopular austerity programme.

Earlier, the country revised down its first quarter GDP decline to 0.7% from 0.2%.

Ruchir Sharma says China is likely to be the biggest source of vulnerability for the global economy.

Cameron's policies will reduce borrowing, while doing little, if anything, to improve the balance of payments.

Japan had $1.224tn of US debt at end of February, while China's debt holding was $1.223tn.

All 31 of America's banks passed the first round

The IFS found that average income is still 2% lower than the 2010 peak.

GDP grew an annualised 2.2% due primarily to rebound in exports, but growth missed economists' expectations.

Experts believe Russia is not adequately resourceful to address the recession challenges.

GDP increased at annual rate of 3.9% in third quarter, compared to initial estimate of 3.5%.

Observer poll finds a third of recession-hit British adults have no sex at all in a typical month.