As the COVID‐19 crisis recedes, Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is back to work and looking forward. Reported deaths related to the pandemic are low and have plausibly converged to global levels. Yet low vaccination rates in some countries leave them vulnerable to new variants.

Elevated commodity prices could prolong inflationary pressures

Eyes now on National Congress to show where country's path lies

Energy shortage in Europe intensified by the Nord Stream pipelines blast, which pushed gas prices to record levels, have sent many European companies scrambling to deal with the growing risks to production costs.

Zambia’s move to cancel $1.6 billion in yet-to-be disbursed Chinese loans signalled Beijing’s willingness to compromise in negotiations to resolve the southern African country’s debt crisis, analysts have said.

Following Asia and Latin America, Africa is likely to confront a bond crisis caused by the "reckless operations" of European and US financial institutions

If the Fed's accumulative increase in interest rates amounted to 4 percentage points in two years, not only could the US economy fall into recession, but the world could face a financial and economic crisis.

a systemic crisis is still pretty unlikely to occur in China

Derivatives daily average volume rises to highest in almost two years Escalating crisis over Ukraine drives hedging activities in both commodity cargo and freight

The United States and NATO have laid bare their irresponsibility by adding fuel to the fire and intensifying tensions leading to military conflicts.

China's cabinet urged a raft of new relief policies earlier this week, which has offered a glimpse of hope for smaller businesses to grapple with cash crisis