Bangladesh’s economy buckled, but it did not break. However, challenges remain.

Let’s think of some out-of-the-box ways to tackle even the most formidable of problems.

Dread and anxiety over the possibility of a global recession are rising around the world right now.

“It’s going to get ugly, the recession,” and there will be “a financial crisis,” Roubini said.

The US Federal Reserve’s aggressive monetary-tightening campaign has squeezed economies worldwide, particularly in the developing world.

Winners of the Nobel Prize in economics this year were rewarded for their work in the 1980s that 'significantly improved' the world's understanding of banks.

Unless Truss reverses more of the tax cuts or introduces policies to protect pensioners and mortgage borrowers, turmoil in the UK market will not end soon.

George Soros, Bill Gates and other pundits have been predicting another financial crisis. In their recent book, Revolution Required: The Ticking Bombs of the G7 Model, Peter Dittus and Herve Hamoun, former senior officials of the Bank of International Settlements, warned of "ticking time bombs" in the global financial system waiting to explode, mainly due to the policies of major developed countries.

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