From the looms of 18th century Bengal to clothing factories in Cape Town, tariffs have shaped the global economy not through free markets but through force

South Africa is less likely to suffer but investors will look for the elusive factor — growth

History suggests the metal’s rise is a blip but doubt over US interest rates makes a call difficult.

The continent is poised to flourish – if leaders ensure the rule of law and improve services.

But emerging economies likely to continue along path of rapid growth.

Quick-fix economic strategies are a recipe for disaster, writes Larry Elliott.

The UN called on Monday on rich nations to forge a deal that puts climate change and poverty reduction at the heart of efforts to reboot the economy.

While serious, Africa’s current economic situation is not as dire as it once might have been.