International

Today, the British government released its latest proposed budget, one which will dramatically slash spending and significantly raise taxes. All...

Here are the highlights from this weekend’s editorials on fiscal and budget policy: The Denver Post argued against both a second stimulus and the...

Yes, financial markets too are being affected by the World Cup. So far today, trading is quiet – even though today is one of the famous Triple...

In the aftermath of the Greek financial crisis, leaders of European nations like France and Spain are taking steps to stabilize their economies and...

U.S. financial markets this week have continued to be dominated by global capital seeking a safe haven in U.S. Treasury instruments, as the eurozone...

As part of a celebration of Albert Gallatin's upcoming 250th birthday the Swiss Embassy held a panel discussing the Swiss federal government's "debt...

Here are the highlights from this weekend’s editorials on fiscal and budget policy: In light of Obama advisor Larry Summers’ recent speech on the...

The OECD (the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the Paris-based think tank for the 31 richest countries) released its twice-a...

Throughout the week, U.S. financial markets continued to be dominated by a global market “flight to quality” in response to perceived EU policy...

With a new government in place, the UK is moving fast to trim their budget deficit. Treasury head George Osborne is expected to announce £6 billion in...

U.S. markets continued to be dominated this week by the continuing roller coaster ride from the Greek (and eurozone) debt crisis. More positive U.S...

Inspiration can come from the most surprising places. Take Portugal, for instance. (Granted, there are major differences between the U.S. and...