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.

Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne outlines his Autumn budget

S&P Cuts UK Outlook, Osborne Plays Down Importance Of AAA Rating

S&P warns there is a one-in-three chance that it will strip the U.K. of its cherished AAA status within the next two years.

US Airlines To Lead Recovery In Profits In 2013 On Cost-Cutting: IATA

Globally, aviation supports some 57 million jobs and $2.2 trillion in economic activity.

US Initial Jobless Claims Fall Sharply To 343K, Near 4-Year Low, As The Effect Of Sandy Fades

Claims are now below pre-Sandy levels and near their lowest point in about four years.

Are High Corporate Cash Balances Constraining Investment?

Multinationals are cash-rich abroad and cash-poor at home.

If US Doesn’t Fall Off The Fiscal Cliff, 2013 Could Actually Be A Good Year For The Economy

If Congress can strike a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff, the U.S. economy could show some meaningful improvements in 2013.

Confidence In US Economic Growth Falls, Across The Board

Three surveys show that U.S. confidence in growth clearly has been jarred by the 2012 election and fiscal cliff chatter.

December FOMC Meeting, Bernanke Press Conference, And ‘QE4’: Economic Events For Dec. 11-14

Also this week, China's policymakers are expected to meet on Dec. 12-14 for the annual Central Economic Work Conference (CEWC) to set the policy framework for 2013.

China's Economic Recovery Faces Considerable Challenges

China's rebound continues, but it appears to be losing some strength.

Developed Countries Suffer Wage Squeeze - Minimum Wages Key To Cutting Working Poverty: ILO

Average salaries in developed countries are expected to have risen by no more than inflation in 2012.

US November Jobs Report 2012: Not As Good As It Looks, And Watch Out For Sandy-Related Revisions In Coming Months

U.S. payrolls expanded last month and unemployment fell, but some economists expect November's positive numbers to be revised down.

China November Economic Data Preview: Recovery Under way

After a year of false starts, a genuine economic recovery does now seem to be under way.

US Mortgage Rates Hold Near Record Lows; Home Prices To Rise 5% In 2013

The U.S. housing recovery is building up some real steam. In '13, economists see further strong gains in home sales and starts.

US Initial Jobless Claims Fall To Lowest In One Month As Sandy Effect Fades

Initial jobless claims fell for a third straight week last week, but still remain volatile.

US November Jobs Report 2012: Superstorm Sandy, Fiscal Cliff Likely Hurt Employment

Idiosyncratic events in Nov. likely hurt the U.S.'s slow, but steady, job market recovery from the depths of the Great Recession.

Citigroup To Cut More Than 11,000 Jobs Worldwide, Take $1 Billion Charge

Citigroup Inc. (NYSE:C) will eliminate more than 11,000 jobs globally, about 4 percent of its total workforce.

ADP November Jobs 2012 Report: Businesses Hired 118,000 Workers, Fewer Than Expected

The ADP number missed expectations ahead of Friday's closely watched government employment report.

Big Pharma Facing Patent Cliff And Declining R&D Returns

The pharmaceutical industry is grappling with diminishing R&D productivity -- exemplified by a drop in revenue per new drug approval.

November US Jobs Report, ECB December Meeting: Economic Events For Dec. 4-7

Superstorm Sandy will likely put dent in the November jobs report.

China To Allow OTC Gold Trading, Shanghai Plans ETFs

China is looking to develop Shanghai into a major gold trading center.

ECB Rate Cut Unlikely At December Meeting, Despite Record High Unemployment, Easing Inflation In Euro Zone

No, another ECB interest rate cut is not coming in December.

Multinationals Boost Their Outlook For China

Encouraged by stronger economic indicators and outlook, U.S. multinational companies are speeding up their China expansion plans.

US Q3 GDP Growth Not As Good As It Looks; Q4 Unlikely To Prove Much Brighter Due To Fiscal Cliff, Hurricane Sandy

Economists have trimmed their expectations for Q1 2013 U.S. GDP growth for the fourth straight month.

Nestle Ventures Into Traditional Chinese Medicine; Joins Force With Hong Kong Billionaire Li Ka-Shing’s Chi-Med

For more than 3,000 years, traditional Chinese medicine has been an integral part of Chinese culture and the predominant medical treatment for a large part of the population.