This week, OPEC agrees to curb its oil production for the first time in eight years, and jobs reports have different impacts on each side of the border.

This week, markets are adjusting sharply following the U.S. election while the Fed seems to like what it sees from U.S. economic data.

The opening of borders has contributed substantially to the acceleration of world economic growth in the last few decades...

This week, we discuss possible economic consequences following the election of Donald Trump to the White House.

This week, the federal deficit will be larger than initially anticipated and, while there are more jobs than expected, fewer hours are worked.

For the past few years, the central banks of the world have been sending a clear message to governments: there is a limit to what can be done with monetary policy and, eventually, fiscal authorities will have to take up the relay.