Moran Zhang

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Moran Zhang is a finance and economics reporter at The International Business Times. Her work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal Digital Network’s MarketWatch, United Press International and the San Diego Union Tribune. She is a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University and holds a master’s degree in business journalism. She is based in New York. Moran can be reached at m.zhang@ibtimes.com, and she can be followed on Twitter at @moranzhang.

FedEx boxes unloaded off delivery truck in New York after FedEx Corp. reported quarterly profit and revenue data that missed Wall Street estimates

Adobe, Oracle, FedEx, General Mills: Earnings Reports To Watch, March 18-22

The fourth-quarter earnings are closing on a surprisingly good note, but analysts’ first-quarter growth estimates are looking bearish.

A man poses with a gasoline pump at a Budapest petrol station January 19, 2011. Gasoline prices just hit a new record high in the central European country.

US Consumer Price Index (CPI) Up 0.7% In February On Higher Gasoline Prices; Largest Gain Since June 2009

Higher U.S. gasoline prices lifted a key inflation measure 0.7 percent in February, more than expected.

Asian Economies To Outperform In 2013; ASEAN Countries’ GDP Growth In The Spotlight

The global economy is recovering, despite the weakness in the West.

US Initial Jobless Claims Fall Again, Near A 5-Year Low

U.S. Labor Dept. officials said there were no unusual factors in the latest claims report and that all states provided data on time.

Will The Chinese Yuan Replace The US Dollar As The Global Reserve Currency?

As China moves up the economic pecking order, it's trying to promote the yuan as an alternative to the U.S. dollar.

Euro Zone Industrial Production Falls Sharply In January, Fueling ‘Too Much Austerity?’ Debate

Industrial production fell further than expected in the euro zone in January, putting pressure on the ECB to cut interest rates later this year.

Central Banks Buying More Gold And Alternative Assets (Including Chinese Renminbi), Diversifying Away From US Dollar And Euro: WGC

While the U.S. dollar is still the primary global currency, its long-term dominance is less certain.

UK Economy: Industrial Production Falls In January, Fans Triple-Dip Recession Fears

The bad news comes a week ahead of Chancellor George Osborne’s annual budget statement on March 20.

Chinese Economy In 2013: Following The Old Growth Pattern?

Although this model is unsustainable, China’s over-reliance on investment is showing no signs of waning.

The Great Hall of the People_National People's Congress (NPC) _China

Reform Is Coming To China: A Farewell To The Planned Economy?

China's leaders announced that its cabinet will be have four fewer departments, a sign of less government intervention in business.

Carl Icahn’s Icahn Enterprises Signs Confidentiality Agreement With Dell

The pair signed a confidentialty agreement - days after the activist-investor said he would push to replace the pc maker’s board.

US Retail Sales, CPI, PPI: Economic Events For March 11-15

In the wake of a surprising U.S. employment report, investors will be keeping an eye out for more proof of economic strength.

Currency Wars 2013: China Takes Aggressive Stance On Currency Tension With Japan, As Yen Sinks To New Low Against The US Dollar

What is China's next currency move now that the yen has weakened so much against the dollar?

US February Jobs Report 2013: Unemployment Rate At 4-Year Low; But Sequester Impact To Be Felt Later

February’s hiring increase was the highest since November, but economists warn that the trend could easily be reversed.

US-China Trade: China Loves America’s Green Technology

To stay ahead, U.S. policymakers must continue to invest in the success of the country's clean-energy companies.

What the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book Says About US Economy: Auto Sales, Manufacturing, Real Estate, Employment And Agriculture

Here’s a rundown of some nuggets from Wednesday’s Beige Book, which can be used to get a feel for the direction of the U.S. economy.

China February Economic Data Preview: Trade, Inflation, Industrial Output, Retail Sales, Fixed Asset Investment And Bank Lending Data On Tap

Is February economic data softness a result of the Lunar New Year seasonal distortion or fundamental weakness in China's economy?

ADP February Jobs Report 2013: Businesses Hired 198,000 Workers, More Than Expected

Payroll provider ADP said businesses added a better-than-expected 198,000 jobs in February, despite the payroll tax hike.

US February Jobs Report 2013: Higher Taxes, Sequester Likely Weighed On Hiring; Unemployment Rate Seen Holding At 7.9%

Economists polled by Reuters expect the economy to have created 160,000 jobs in February -- basically at the same pace as 2012.

Euro Zone PMI Services Index Illustrates A European Divergence: Markit

Germany and France are now farther apart than at any other time in the 15-year history of the Markit PMI survey.

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao To Deliver Government Work Report At China’s 12th National People’s Congress (NPC) Session And Announce 2013 GDP Growth, CPI Inflation Target

The 12th National People’s Congress meeting, China’s top legislative body, will convene Tuesday and close on March 17.

US Lost Its Top Oil Importer Position To China: EIA

It looks like U.S. energy self-sufficiency is now within reach, even as China becomes more import-dependent.

US February Jobs Report 2013, Cyprus Bailout, China’s 12th NPC, Central Bank Meetings (ECB, BOE, BOJ): Economic Events For March 4-8

The job market will dominate economic news in the U.S. next week, with the latest figures on nonfarm payrolls to be released Friday.

Currency Wars 2013: Japan’s Weak Yen Strikes Big Blow, US Dollar, South Korean Won, Euro Join In The Fray; Global Economies Could Feel The Pain

The yen's slide is an effort to jump-start Japan, but holders of the dollar, won, Euro, yuan and other currencies see it as an act of aggression.

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