Trade is a dynamic system, and it will adapt to new rules, Robert Zoellick, who was also a former US deputy secretary of ...

US leadership could be the vital spark needed to revive moribund world trade talks, said World Bank President Robert Zoellick and criticized those who support a mini-trade deal or putting the Doha ...

Robert Zoellick has dealt with the Cold War, the killing in Darfur, China's rise as an economic colossus. His next challenge: to restore confidence at the badly shaken World Bank. ''We need to put ...

United States President George W Bush has chosen Robert Zoellick, former deputy Secretary of State, to be president of the World Bank, US officials revealed on Tuesday. Zoellick would replace Paul ...

Robert Zoellick said other currencies such as the Euro and the Chinese Yuan could win increasing acceptance in international currency markets. He added the dollar could increasingly lose its ...

Former U.S. Trade Representative and World Bank President Robert Zoellick discussed this in a Wall Street Journal opinion piece criticizing both Biden and Trump for wanting “to return the ...

World Bank President Robert Zoellick said that the dollar's role as a reserve currency is intact, but the United States cannot take it for granted and needs to tackle its huge fiscal deficit.

Now the World Bank has recognised the depth of the crisis. Its president, Robert Zoellick, has called for a "New Deal" for the world's poorest countries. He also wants the world's rich countries ...

Two weeks after Paul Wolfowitz resigned as president of the World Bank, President Bush nominated former U.S. trade representative Robert Zoellick to lead the organization. An economics professor ...

during which she conducted multiple exclusive interviews with prominent figures such as then US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and then World Bank President Robert Zoellick. Reiko is the ...

Brussels launches new tax cuts, integration push to slash power prices Macron in Washington to reposition Europe at heart of Ukraine peace talks ...