What now for the North Korean economy?

Following the death of North Korean head of state, Kim Jong-il, the economy could take a different turn of the next year.

South Korean economy set for tangible growth in 2012

Market analysts have suggested that the South Korean economy could be set to grow by approximately 3% in 2012.

A brief guide to transferring money to Australia

Transferring funds overseas is becoming increasingly easier as barriers are removed to the point where

Europe on the brink as Italian economy crumbles

Fears are growing that a domino effect could rip through the Euro-zone as Italy becomes the latest country to slide into an alarming financial position.

Ruling party pledge continued economic growth in Guyana

The people’s progressive party, the ruling administration within Guyana, have pledged to base their re-election campaign around the idea of maintaining a sustainable and healthy economy.

Hong Kong feels the domino effects of global crisis

A leading Hong Kong Industrial body has suggested that rising export costs and weakening demand for Chinese goods could see a significant proportion of Hong Kong’s factories in China shut down before the end of 2011.

High Consumption Sees Growth In Indonesia

Whilst the rest of world is potentially facing a global recession, the Indonesian economy has experience a growth of 6.5% following high levels of consumption.

Concern Continues To Grow For Italian Economy

In the wake of the G20 summit, concern for the Italian economy has continued to grow as the country is delivered warnings over its reforms.

Korean Minister is defiant that 2011 growth target is still realistic

The South Korean Finance Minister has admitted that the country’s economy weakened during the third

Australian Prime Minister calls for European action

Australia has waded into the debate regarding the Euro-zone crisis, with Prime Minister Julia Gillard

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