Indonesia is bragging that it's broken the curse of 5% growth, writes @Moss_Eco. But markets are conveying a more sobering message (via @opinion) https://t.co/vHC7EsWM1C ...

Russia cut its official growth forecast for this year, even after Putin signaled frustration with the slowdown and ordered the government to respond https://t.co/QvVcwrDEnE ...

You know, I've been wondering with this technology, Mary Ann, if if it doesn't change the long run trajectory of growth. You know, over the long run, we grow about 2%, sometimes more, sometimes less. But now it seems that we can do more with less. We can do more for less.There's huge demand for everything from construction equipment to cooling, HVAC, energy. You know, it just it seems like we're adding jobs again. So is the economy getting a huge boost here.I think the economy is doing very well and surpris ...

South Korean economic growth will exceed 2% this year, its finance minister says https://t.co/xKsnTHTRGf ...

Too few European countries share the EU’s new sense of urgency to deregulate. Many are loth to take on vested interests. But boosting growth will require national governments to join the effort https://t.co/a1UcfzCrvf ...

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And we saw U.S. jobs jumping 115,000 in April. It beats estimates, marking the first back to back gain in nearly a year. Joining us now, I'm pleased to say, is the white House director of Economic National Economic Council, Kevin Hassett.Director Hassett, thank you so much for joining. A strong jobs number a beat. Let me just get your initial reaction right.Well you know two months in a row now we've had blockbuster jobs numbers. And the really interesting thing is that we look at these things that you guys ...

The Philippines pledged a rapid ramp-up in government spending starting this month to revive an economy hit by a sharp slowdown in growth and surging consumer prices https://t.co/KLBcsoQxN0 ...

Uh, essentials >> essentials as well. Steve, stay right there. Let's bring in our next guest who has also been tracking a slowdown with consumers.Dean Mackey is chief economist at 72. Dean, I I listen, your work was contrarian in a bullish way when it when the economy actually held up better than expected last year. So, I don't like to see you taking a a bit of a more cautious tilt on the consumer piece here.What do you see going on. >> Yeah, I think real consumer spending is clearly slowing. Um, we've seen ...

Czech policymakers are likely to keep interest rates unchanged, taking more time to gauge the broader impact of more expensive fuels on living costs and economic growth https://t.co/74RRTIuTPd ...