A renewed interest in antitrust could mean greater scrutiny ahead of mergers – including banking consolidation – and even the prospect of curbs on US tech giants.

Central banks around the world are contending with stark choices around how to unwind their Covid stimulus packages in the face of turbulent markets. 

Guillermo Lasso discusses his plans for Ecuador’s battered economy.

Concerns about inflation are growing amid fears central banks may be forced to raise rates.

The new US president has a bulging in-tray, but the relationship between Washington and Beijing is the most important.

As Mario Draghi seeks to form a new government, the banking system must cope with a deep recession and political turmoil.

World Bank president on effective development finance and the need for debt transparency, particularly from China.

After a global pandemic, a contested US election, trade tensions and civil unrest, a better 2021 seems within reach.

The US will host a meeting of western hemisphere leaders next year, offering an opportunity to lay out a new vision for the region.

Rise in corporate tax rate could hit net income but spending plans might also drive growth and boost overall profits.