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Indian economy struggled for the last 5 years & impacted the overall project of India. Post NDA government at the center and subsequent slew of policy reform inflicted positive waves within the economy. The stringent control on black money movement and management forced many businesses to release the hoarded corps which impacted the CPI, WPI.

While all of the focus has been on European and American economies, the forgotten continent has been Asia and what effect the struggling world economy would have on China's growth.

Red Metal Resources is a copper-gold company with interest in Chilean mines. The company looks especially appealing as its copper-gold offerings remain relevant regardless of the economy.

The House and Senate both passed the latest debt bill, but stocks are still trading lower as the economy is getting dangerously close to re-entering a recession.

Nordstrom Inc. closed of an impressive day for retail stocks who appear to be whether the slower economy just fine. Some of the groups major players have found ways to profit in spite of the current economic challenges.

Dual problems haunt global equity markets - Euro-zone sovereign debt issues and slowing economies here and abroad. Uncertainty = high risk

The stock market is hoping Friday's Bernanke speech will give investors an idea of the Federal Reserve's on the flagging economy. Also, has Wall Street already priced in bad earnings?

Emerging market economies have been relied upon as drivers of the economic recovery. The inexorable connection between their growth and developed nation support as buyers though may have a negative impact on their long term success.

Jim takes a look at five growth stocks with major potential in Hong Kong. These companies are in China and should benefit from the continued growth in the Chinese economy.

U.S. stocks crumbled today, dropping over 4.5 percent on the major indices as investors grow increasingly fearful that the economy would be heading into a recession.

Stocks have now crossed over to represent losses for the year. With the economy slowing and no new stimulus in sight, investors are growing fearful of a major downturn.

Investors are growing increasingly fearful of the market and direction of the economy, possibly setting up a selling climax for Friday/Monday.

Volatility in stocks are expected to increase. Investors may need to prepare for sharp rallies, plunges,then more rallies and plunges as the economy sorts itself out.

Economic indicators suggest economy is weakening. Big crunch at open setting stage for test of last week's lows and a buying opportunity in a month, six weeks.

News of Germany's slowing economy caused investors to sell-off today, ending a three-session streak of gains. Positive news from retailers, Fitch Ratings, and the Fed helped to pare losses.

Gold has been on a bull run since the start of July but investors began profit-taking on Tuesday afternoon in advance of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's Jackson Hole announcement expected on Friday. Bernanke's statements regarding potential Federal support for the economy may have a major influence on the future of gold.

What is really needed here is for a slipping economy to stop slipping and start to gain traction, catching the Street by surprise.

Chinese and Hong Kong stocks opened sharply higher as turmoil in global markets seemed to subside temporarily and China is expected to announce steps to improve the local economy in Li Keqiang's visit this week.

This double bottom has a chance, but a lot is riding on news out of Jackson Hole later this week from Fed Chair Bernanke about actions to stimulate the economy.