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Will this be Africa's breakout investment decade? The Africa Angel List is holding a networking event in Johannesburg this month.

Long periods of low interest rates and loose monetary policy were a necessary risk, but they must eventually end, the IMF chief said.

Pakistan is struggling to achieve economic stability amid a severe energy crisis, but the World Bank said the country has “many positives.”

Japan’s lower-than-expected growth rate in Q2 lands Shinzo Abe in a tough spot on the question of hiking sales tax in April 2014.

The International Energy Agency said lower GDP growth in selected regions is likely to affect global oil demand.

Can Raghuram Rajan, who famously predicted the global financial crisis, put the Indian economy back on track?

With the rupee performing at its lowest in years and GDP at a nine-year low, India has appointed a former IMF chief economist to its Reserve Bank.

Serbia's government is hoping to see Dominique Strauss-Kahn join as an adviser as the country is trying to enter the European Union and get its economy back on track.

Former French presidential aspirant Dominique Struass-Kahn will face trial on pimping charges.

Athens instituted bans on groups of protesters, as German finance chief says Greece should stop pushing for more debt write-downs.

Intra-continental trade can spur even faster development in Africa, but only if smart policies are fully implemented.

IMF cut its global growth forecast citing anemic recovery in the US and EU, adding that if the Fed ended QE, it could hurt emerging markets.

The staff-level agreement will cut more public sector jobs -- a move critical to meeting the conditions of the original bailout.

Greek wages are falling rapidly, even while euro zone averages remain relatively stagnant.

Greece has until the weekend to show the so-called Troika that it can keep cutting its public sector spending. Failure risks an aid cutoff.

Christine Lagarde says that green energy innovation can spur job growth in roles that have not yet been invented.

With President Hollande doing badly in the polls and no real leader for the UMP party, Sarkozy might have a chance.

The IMF will stop bailout payments to Greece unless a 3 billion-euro gap can be filled.

The Egyptian currency has lost 8 percent against the dollar in 2013, and the embattled government is out of ideas on what to do.

The International Monetary Fund blamed the sequestration and deficit reduction for its lowered GDP outlook for the U.S.

Portugal's President Aníbal Cavaco Silva says the IMF has different goals than the EU, which governs the two other branches of the Troika.

A senior BoE official warned of a major bond bubble threat while the BoE said the consequences of raising rates too quickly would be severe.

While China's central government seems comfortable with a slowing national economy, local governments are spurring local growth with spending.

After a few years of growth, Argentina is facing its worst price crisis since the 1990s. Will its strategy bring back stability?

Greek officials said ERT cost Greece 300 million euros each year and had become "a typical example of incredible waste."

The former IMF chief may have aggravated pimping charges against him dropped.

Pakistan may soon be headed for an IMF bailout, but solving a severe energy crisis and tax reforms must come first.

The IMF is expected to admit that it made mistakes in assembling an austere bailout package for Greece.

The IMF tells Socialist President François Hollande to step up reforms aimed at boosting competitiveness.