Global economy to hit headwinds next year
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China, Japan and North America will pull the global economy forward over the next two years despite headwinds thrown up by high oil prices and tenacious deficits, the OECD said Tuesday.
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OTTAWA - World economic growth will be at risk next year if oil prices remain near all-time highs well into next year, the Conference Board of Canada said Friday.
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Forbes editors and writers take a look ahead at the U.S. business and economy in 2008.
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The economy could be headed for slower growth in the next several months, according to a report released Thursday by a private research group.
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Business & money: Growth will slow markedly next year and is unlikely to see a recovery until after 2009, the CBI warns
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The U.S. economy will slow sharply this year and fall behind growth rates in most of the world, according to forecasts in a U.N. report released Wednesday.
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Business & money: US will bear brunt of slowdown in economic growth, global stability report says.
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Prospects for the global economy next year are growing dimmer as oil prices hurt consumption and the rise in the U.S. trade deficit depresses the dollar.
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A global economic slow-down is looking more likely because of higher oil prices and a US housing dip, the IMF warns.
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Credit worries will take a further bite out of global economic growth, including Europe.
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Business & money: Finance chiefs from the G7 warn the global economy will slow down as a result of US mortgage crisis
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The International Monetary Fund has cut  its forecast for global growth next year slightly amid  expectations that the U.S. and Chinese economies will not  expand as strongly as previously thought.
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The soaring cost of oil has hit global economic growth, although world&#39;s major economies should weather the storm of price rises, according to the OECD.
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Africa's economy will grow faster this year, but changes are still needed for it to catch up with the rest of the world.
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The U.S. is heading into its first recession in a truly globalized world. What to expect  -  and why it will be different this time
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WASHINGTON -- By 2020 the world's economy will have grown by 80 percent and average incomes will have risen by half as India and China -- which together will account for more than a third of the planet's population -- surpass Europe and compete with the United States as the major global powers, top US intelligence analysts forecast yesterday.
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Cheap long-term borrowing provided the glue that held the world economy together this year, but the risk of its sudden disappearance could see an otherwise upbeat outlook for 2005 come unstuck.