Inflation is casting a long shadow over the EU, with rates surpassing 3 percent. The path ahead involves striking a balance between controlling inflation and fostering economic resilience

In the annals of Argentine politics, the 2023 primaries are shaping up to be an epoch-defining juncture

The threat of a US recession, a banking sector in crisis and the collapse of FTX all make for a troubling financial landscape. The combination of clear-sighted planning and the right technology ensures that HYCM is well placed to navigate these challenges for its clients

World Finance spoke with a former Bank of England adviser about rising inflation, the looming demographic crisis, climate change and the increasingly challenging role of central banks

The stories that governments make up about inflation have been a way of pulling the wool over their eyes, for stimulus spending cannot continue forever and will only push inflation higher if it does

With inflation rates rising and interest rates remaining stubbornly low, policymakers have some tough decisions to make

Runaway inflation has historically been tackled by upping interest rates, but it is not clear whether today’s economy will be able to withstand more tightening without breaking, writes XM

In response to the economy-crippling stagflationary era of the 1970s, the two percent inflation target was adopted by many central banks as a means of preserving purchasing power. But what are the implications of raising this target?

The stock market upturn has been impressive, but there is no lack of threats to corporate profits. In the meantime, stimulus programmes are being withdrawn. Which is more important – the pace or the direction?

With India’s economy weakening and inflation rising, the Reserve Bank of India has decided to keep interest rates on hold in its August policy review meeting

Once thought of as the ultimate economic danger, inflation is now generally recognised to be an acceptable, sometimes even necessary, ingredient in the recipe for growth. However, this laissez-faire attitude could end up distorting contemporary perceptions of economic success

Hyperinflation has crippled Venezuela’s economy over the past 12 months, causing a socioeconomic crisis exacerbated by Maduro’s currency policies

Central banks’ fixation on positive but low inflation could bring unwanted repercussions. Governments must stop obsessing over inflation targets and, instead, proactively consider measures to prevent another crisis from erupting

Much to the bewilderment of economic policymakers, inflation remains stubbornly low. Could internet powerhouses like Google, Amazon and Netflix be to blame?

Venezuela, struggling under the highest inflation rates in the world, has raised minimum wage by 50 percent in a bid to protect workers’ incomes