The European Central Bank is likely to stare down the economic danger posed by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs by opting to leave a potential cut in borrowing costs for another day.

Asian stocks advanced as a global rally gained vigour on strong economic data that eased concerns about the US economy. Regional investors also believe central banks may do more to cushion ...

A new report found inflation on the rise in June, another indicator of the affect Donald Trump's tariffs are having on the US ...

Among workers who have endured decades of the unions’ suppression of class struggle and an intensifying austerity offensive ...

Federal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller on Thursday called for the central bank to cut interest rates in July.

U.S. consumer sentiment improved in July, and while inflation expectations continued to decline, households still saw ...

Q2 2025 saw a reversal of many first quarter factor trends. After lagging steeply in several regions in Q1, Momentum ...

Single-family housing starts, which account for the bulk of homebuilding, dropped 4.6% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate ...

Top News The Global Risks That Come With the Loss of an Independent Fed Shielded from White House interference, the independent Fed has increasingly served as an anchor for U.S. and global markets, ...

As of last December, the median FOMC member expected 2.5% inflation in calendar 2025. That was enough for them to pause the ...

The U.S. consumer pushes back on recession fears. Despite the noise around tariffs and inflation fears, the U.S. economy ...

The USD/RUB exchange rate reacted to the US and Russian consumer inflation data released this week. A report by the US Bureau ...