China's key fiscal and monetary policy will be kept unchanged in 2014, signaling that the government will target internal structural reforms while maintaining stability and containing risks, analysts have said.
President Vladimir Putin said Thursday Russia aspired to be a responsible global leader, while blaming domestic factors for the country's economic slowdown.
Seventeen ministers from Australia and PNG attended the Forum held at the Parliament House in Canberra
The middle-income trap, a term coined by economists, has penetrated into every aspect of policymaking concerning world economic growth, and is frequently discussed when it comes to the developing world.
China's Central Economic Work Conference opened on Tuesday to review the country's economic work in 2013 and map out economic plans for 2014.
China's Central Economic Work Conference opened on Tuesday to review the country's economic work in 2013 and map out economic plans for 2014.
China stands out as a star performer amid the slowdown in the world's emerging markets, with its economy showing increasing signs of picking up.
S.Korea's consumer confidence rises to three-year high eflecting growing expectations for economic recovery, central bank data showed Tuesday.
The mainland's chief negotiator will lead a business delegation to visit Taiwan from Nov. 26 to Dec. 3, he announced on Monday.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has urged prudence in the country's defense purchases due to economic slowdown, said local media Saturday.
A Japanese business delegation wrapped up a visit to Beijing on Thursday after meeting with Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang and other senior officials.
New Zealand needs policies to address private sector savings and to raise economic flexibility in order to address it overvalued currency, a senior Reserve Bank of New Zealand official said Friday.
With record low approval ratings as most of his economic promises in tatters, French President Francois Hollande justified his decisions to fix economic troubles and improve the country's social welfare in a fresh attempt to convince discontent public.
After over 30 years of torrid growth catapulted China into the troop of the middle-income countries, the government is now facing an arduous task of avoiding prolonged stagnation experienced by many countries following similar increases in living standards.
The Chinese mainland and Taiwan adopted 19 joint proposals at the Ninth Cross-Strait Economic, Trade and Culture Forum, including one encouraging the island's cooperation with the newly built Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ).
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe pledged to expand efforts to fight the country's decades- old deflation, announcing his resolve to implement an all-out growth strategy.
The Spanish and Portuguese economies are currently in a key moment at the end of cycle towards their reactivation and thence sustained economic growth.
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