To be truly confident about the prospect for a sustained economic rebound, we will need more evidence of progress toward better Covid-19 treatments and vaccines, writes the former U.K Treasury official

Many classic short-term leading and coincident indicators now point to a rapid rebound

Technological adoption has proven to be a critical determinant in rolling out fast and effective Covid-19 testing, tracking, and contact tracing protocols

Could the Chinese currency supplant the greenback in the wake of Covid-19?

If central banks shift to nominal GDP targeting, investors’ relative bullishness could turn out to be justified

It’s hard to say what will come next for the world economy. But technology and globalization are not likely to be on the retreat

South Korea’s strong productivity growth has propelled its economic success, with no end in sight

Increase in minimum wage will not lead to job losses

The international capitalist model has stopped functioning as it should as a failure of centrist thinking fuels polarization, former Goldman Sachs economist says

Germany, Britain, China among nations seeking to increase government spending as policymakers find monetary measures alone are not enough to boost slowing economy

Overcrowding on the peak shares similarities with the broken market for antibiotics. Better regulation and clever policymaker could help with both problems

China will continue to grow, and the U.S. might do more harm than good if it tries to stop it

The man who coined BRIC writes that country’s ability to deal with economic headwinds will be tested by Trump, Belt and Road backlash

Amid global trade tensions, bloc’s leaders should weigh how to boost collective growth performance

Group’s influence has declined, few global problems can be solved without emerging economies