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India had a good year in 2014, with the Bombay Sensex recording its best performance in five years.
Record high post-Soviet crude oil production in Russia weighed down crude prices Friday. Russia intends not to cut output this year and expects the price of crude to stabilize.
24/7 Wall St. looks at 10 wealthy countries as measured by GDP that lack any significant amount of proved oil reserves.
As Russia struggles to prop up its currency, the falling price of crude oil intensifies the pressure on both the ruble and the country's entire economy.
Among all the discussions of North Korea as a cyber-threat and a military threat to Southeast Asia, it is worth remembering that it has one of the smallest economies in the world.
The European Union has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization related to incentives granted to Boeing by the state of Washington.
With word that relations between the United States and Cuba may be taking a serious turn for the better, 24/7 Wall St. wanted to review of Cuba's economy by the numbers.
With news breaking on Wednesday that American Alan Gross has been released from prison in Cuba, after five years or so, there is also news that President Obama is overhauling relations with Cuba.
Despite efforts to stabilize the crumbling ruble, the Russia trade just seems to keep going from bad to worse.
Madrid-based oil company Repsol announced Tuesday morning that it has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Calgary-based Talisman Energy.
Airbus kicked off the first of its two-day investor meeting with news that sent its investors scurrying for the exits. Boeing investors joined the parade in sympathy.
OPEC released its December Oil Market Report Wednesday morning, and the cartel said that demand will fall and supply will rise in 2015.
New oil projects are being scrapped in Norway amid falling production and low oil prices.
ThinkstockRatings agency Standard & Poor’s on Friday lowered its real and nominal growth projections for Italian GDP and, as a result, cut the country’s long- and short-term debt ratings in...
Germany is the largest nation by gross domestic product in Europe and its economic engine is in deep trouble financially.