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Traders are preparing for another hectic week, fueled by increasing debate over whether it is the economy or just financial markets that are showing signs of ill health.

Economic and corporate news expected from Monday, February 15 to Friday, February 19

On Thursday February 11th, the giant French bank Société Generale (SocGen) revealed a less than impressive set of results. Markets reacted by trashing its share price. It fell 13%.

An analysis of 97 BSE 100 firms that have announced their Q3 earnings shows that 54 of them, or nearly 56%, missed 'Bloomberg' consensus estimates for net profits

A cocktail of worries are competing for our attention: a slowdown in China, the weakness of some banks and the inefficacy of monetary policy

Zhou Xiaochuan, governor of the People's Bank of China, blamed 'speculative forces' for attacking the value of the yuan

The fact that it's willing to pay decent money and also take a hit on margins shows that it is prioritizing growth

Sun Pharma's remediation efforts at the Halol plant held back US sales growth, as did competitive pressure

Realization for coal sold via fuel-supply pacts declined 1.6% due to a higher proportion of sales to the power sector and more contribution from low-grade coal in the sales mix

Keeping things simple at home and starting to teach the concept of budgeting at a younger age to children makes it easy for them to understand money

Many financial transactions can be done online, be it investing for your child's future or managing your bank accounts, paying insurance policy premiums or even school fee

Board games, online games, apps, classes and more are available if you want your child to learn about money

Rules of investing are simple: grow your wealth in the long run, and for the short term, it should add to income

Only children above the age of 10 can open and operate these savings bank accounts independently

To decide on how much to save, factor in the current costs, number of years to the goal, and inflation

Despite falling inflation expectations and turmoil in financial markets this week, the Fed hewed to its message of probable further hikes in 2016

Shares in Saudi Arabia dropped amid speculation the country may be further drawn into conflict in Syria

Investors in Chinese stocks are facing a tumultuous return to action Monday after a weeklong holiday in mainland markets for the Lunar New Year shielded them from the global market turmoil.

People's Bank of China governor Zhou Xiaochuan vows China would use its massive foreign exchange holdings to defend the yuan

Is the bear market here to stay? We look back at previous sell-offs to try and find the answer

Slowly but surely, investors are once again prioritizing dividends.

Bernie Sanders wants to raise a lot of money from Wall Street. His plan is to demand it in the form of a financial-transaction tax.