Dollar Falls as Investors Confront Fed Reality Amid Global Rout

Dollar bulls are having a reality-check moment as the Federal Reserve keeps traders guessing about when it will raise interest rates.

China to the Rescue? Struggling Emerging Markets Hope So

It’s not just China’s steelmakers and cement-mixers that are counting on new public spending to resuscitate growth.

Why RBI is worried about India’s financial sector

India’s economy—and its industries—are ever evolving. This is especially true for the financial sector, which is still in a nascent stage in many ways.

More central banks meet, but ability to pilot economies in doubt

LONDON (Reuters) - Most central banks have been easing policy since the start of the year and are set to do more, but it still isn't clear whether that new activism, which has pushed stock markets to record highs, will help the global economy much.

IMF warns of potential risks to global growth

(Reuters) - Sharply higher interest rates around the world could combine with weaker growth in emerging markets to slice as much as 2 percentage points off global growth in the next five years, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday.

IMF Warns Over Stimulus Dependence, U.S. Financial Stability Risks

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The International Monetary Fund urged nations to move beyond their dependence on stimulus programs and warned of financial stability risks, as investors look to the release of Federal Reserve minutes Wednesday for clues on central bank decision-making.

IMF's Lagarde says can't do much about reform without U.S. support

(Reuters) - International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde said on Sunday that there was not much she should could to push reform at her organization and give emerging economies a bigger say without the support of the United States.

G20 host Australia urges central banks to avoid 'surprises'

Sydney (AFP) - Australia on Saturday called for better advance notice of policy changes by central banks to avoid shockwaves for emerging economies, at a meeting of G20 finance ministers where rifts over US monetary policy loomed large.

Yen Weakness in Foreigners’ Hands Leaves Abe Exposed: Currencies

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is entirely dependent on foreigners to deliver the weaker yen that’s the linchpin of his economic policies.

Emerging Market Rebound Inevitable for FLS Paving Expansion

Investors who dumped their emerging-market assets this year ignored the economic reality on the ground, according to the chief executive officer of FLSmidth & Co. A/S, a Danish company that boasts the world’s biggest installed base of cement production lines used to build everything from roads in India to high-rise towers in Brazil.

Get used to market volatility

Buckle up investors, it looks like it's going to be a bumpy ride for stocks for the foreseeable future.

India says will take necessary steps to ensure financial market stability

NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India pledged on Thursday to take all necessary steps to ensure stability in financial markets as it tried to calm jitters over the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to scale down its economic stimulus.

Turkish central bank makes massive rate hikes to stem lira fall

(Reuters) - Turkey's central bank hiked all its key interest rates in dramatic fashion at an emergency midnight policy meeting, ignoring opposition from Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan as it battles to defend the country's crumbling lira currency.

European markets rally on news of Federal Reserve move

European markets rallied on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve pledged to keep the cost of borrowing at rock-bottom levels for longer than expected, offsetting its decision to begin trimming back its massive $85bn a month stimulus programme.

Central banks must be careful when tightening policy: IMF

WASHINGTON: Central banks of advanced economies must try to limit collateral damage to emerging markets when the time comes to tighten monetary policy, the International Monetary Fund's steering panel said on Saturday.

South Africa backs "global collective action" against market turmoil

JOHANNESBURG: South Africa would like to see better global coordination to tackle volatility in emerging markets caused by an expected scaling back of US monetary stimulus, President Jacob Zuma's office said on Monday.

World Bank Cuts Growth Forecasts as Developed Nations Lose Steam

The World Bank cut its global growth forecast for this year as austerity measures, high unemployment and low business confidence weigh on economies in developed nations.