Enjoy the salient features of India Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech at Facebook Townhall.

Bangladesh economy is expected to perform strongly this year, according to the latest figures from the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

The reason many people do not like a market economy lies in the acid test of harsh competition. To them, the market economy is a story of losing jobs by being made redundant in the workplace.

India's economy grew at an annual rate of 7% between April and June, official figures have shown.

Pressure from the IMF suggests that, with time China will indeed move towards a more open capital market. But that creates other challenges for Asia's largest economy.

Asian stocks slumped to three-year lows as a slump in Chinese equities gathered pace, hastening an exodus from riskier assets as fears of a China-led global economic slowdown churned world markets.

Latest data suggests factory activity in China shrank at its fastest pace in more than six years in August.

Our global and complex economy does many things well, but achieving equitable and sustainable outcomes, or in other words 'sustainable development', has not been one of its strengths.

Greece's parliament on Thursday passed legislation on a second batch of reforms needed to help unlock a huge international bailout for the country's stricken economy.

The Finance Minister's estimate that widespread graft takes 2 to 3 percent off the economy has serious implications for the country's development.

The other challenge we will face is how to keep rising inequality in check and how to make basic services accessible to the poor. It will need proper policy, institutions and financing.

Bangladesh received record $15.3 billion in remittance from expatriates working abroad in the last fiscal year.

Financing the 2015-16 fiscal budget will be its biggest challenge, CPD says placing doubts on whether the revenue target can be met.

Government will cut fuel prices in next budget to pass on benefits of the huge fall in its prices in international markets to consumers.

One of the key determinants behind this growth rate has been the accumulation of capital (i.e., investment). The regulatory environment for business in a country can have a direct impact on this...

As the Modi government in India braces the one year milestone, its report card from the consumption and consumer sentiment point of view reveals a mixed picture

Bangladesh’s economy increases by 6.51 percent in the first current fiscal year, up from 6.1 percent last year.

THIS is the time of the year that draws the attention of most people on economic and financial matters. The Finance Ministry and the National

Mark Lowcock, UK Permanent Secretary for Department for International Development (DFID), arrives in Dhaka on a two-day official visit

A mission of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) today forecast that Bangladesh’s economy will grow by 6 percent in the current fiscal year, down from the government’s target of 7.3 percent and World Bank’s 6.2 percent.