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The Middle East's leading CEOs are confident that the region is moving toward economic recovery, according to the PricewaterhouseCoopers 13th Annual Global CEO Survey.

Saudi Arabia Cold Storage Market recorded decrease in demand owing to lower spending due to declining oil prices and deteriorating economic conditions during 2014-16. However, post 2017, the market is expected to regain growth, attributed to recovery of oil prices, expected increase in individual spending, expansion of retail and logistic sector and growing demand for packaged/imported food items. Saudi Arabia cold storage market is projected to reach $2,572 million by 2024. Saudi Arabia market registered a decline in demand during 2014-16 due to deteriorating economic conditions owing to fall in oil prices. However, the market is anticipated to bounce back with recovery of oil prices post 2017. Further, growing concerns over food wastage and increasing population in Saudi Arabia is expected to boost the growth of the cold storage market during the forecast period.

Big week for economic reports. The Street needs reassurance that the economic recovery is still intact. Look for new highs if the message is YES.

The last week brought a series of economic figures that appeared to show that the positive news from the end of last year might not be as strong as once thought.

US stocks posted broad gains on Monday on the back of last week's positive unemployment report and other signs that the US economic recovery may be gathering steam.

The Indian economy could grow close to 8 percent in the last quarter of the current fiscal, in view of sustained economic activities in manufacturing, exports showing recoveries and industry intensifying it's capacity utilization, according to an industry lobby.

Should one believe that the economy will continue to rebound, it could mean that making broad bets on improvement among consumer discretionary stocks are a smart bet.

Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has called for imparting a fresh momentum to the impressive economic recovery witnessed in the past few months and take the country on the path of double-digit growth.

Crude oil prices are getting some support on global market due to fall in crude oil stock of US World's largest consumer of crude oil. Crude oil trading near $ 41 per barrel with a marginal gain of 30 cents on NYMEX. This recovery of global market may led in domestic market too. Crude oil could be gained on MCX. Although Crude prices fell from their intraday resistance of 2800... Read more here- http://www.pinnaclefinancial.in/blog/economic-data-release-us-crude-stocks-declined/

Major US stock indices declined Wednesday after government data showed consumers were reluctant to take on more debt, and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke hedged his bets on economic recovery.

The most recent recession and recovery has raised important questions about how men and women fit into the new economy differently.

Hong Kong opened lower due to pessimism about the U.S. economic recovery and fell below resistance at the 250 day moving average as investors dumped Chinese private companies.

The first thing to be done is to abolish the Federal Reserve. The 2nd thing to do would be to reinstitute the Glass-Steagall Act because Wall Street cannot be trusted to manage their risk properly. This would separate true banking activities from the high risk gambling that brought the economic system to its knees The Social Security System would be completely overhauled. Anyone 50 or older would get exactly what they were promised. The Banks must be restrained, and the financial system reformed, with balance restored to the economy, before there can be any sustained growth and recovery.

Beware a bear market in Long-term bonds may have started several weeks ago prompted by a reduction in the global financial crisis and a U.S. economic recovery.

The percentage of Americans that own their homes is declining and while the weak housing market impedes a full economic recovery, it's possible to capitalize on it from an investment stand point.

This is the technical correction I have expected, it needed something to trigger it - oil and economic recovery jitters. Buying opportunity shaping up.

Meeting ahead of the G8 and G20 summits in Toronto in June, heads of business chambers from G8 nations have urged their leaders to institute new polices to sustain recovery from the economic meltdown.

Crude prices rose above $85 per barrel on Friday in New York as strong sales of new homes in the US boosted investor confidence about an economic recovery.

With tech spend reviving on signs of global economic recovery, Indian IT bellwethers like Wipro see large deals coming back to the table for aggressive business growth in the new fiscal (2010-11).