Italy could head towards a populist government

The main winners of the March 4 general elections are two versions of populist Euroscepticism

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Italy election is unlikely to yield a stable coalition

A parliamentary stalemate or an unstable majority for the centre-right are the most likely outcomes

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GDP grew by more than 7% for the first time since 2016 in October-December but faces challenges ahead

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Moscow is nearing its goal of having 'adequate' international reserves, and gold is an important component

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The trade and fiscal deficits, the latter financed by debt, raise worries in an uncertain global environment

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Central Europe’s currencies are likely to continue to benefit from strong euro-area growth and tighter monetary policy

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Volatility trading is now a source of turbulence as well as a gauge of it

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South-east Asian governments are having to formulate a response to cryptocurrencies

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Japan has achieved its longest stretch of economic growth since the 1980s, but job markets are weaker than they seem

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Mexico’s GDP expanded at a healthy pace in the final quarter of 2017, resulting in growth of 2.1% for the year

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