The Federal Reserve is unlikely to cut interest rates this week despite growing concern about the state of the U.S. economy and the impact of President Trump’s trade agenda. Markets are expecting ...
The Federal Reserve is navigating the fog of a trade war from an administration ready to blame officials for any economic slowdown.
With inflation sticky, investors should understand that the Fed will be "more reactive rather than proactive" this year and won't be able to cut rates at the first signs that the economy is weakening, ...
In a week when major central banks are expected to remain static, caught in a storm of disruptive U.S. policymaking, the Bank ...
The Federal Reserve will hold its benchmark interest rate steady at its meeting this week, economists say, as it remains in a "wait and see" mode as president President Donald Trump's tariff policies ...
Ongoing tariff threats as well as sharp cuts to government spending and jobs have tanked consumer and business confidence, ...
How much does a tax cut cost? It depends what you compare it to.
Despite tariff-induced inflation fears, actual data is soft, and labor market is weakening, bolstering case for a rate cut in ...
Six months ago, the Fed cut the federal funds rate for the first time in years. Find out what financial planners recommend to ...
Investors take profits as tariff tensions escalate, but PBoC stimulus measures offer some support to Hong Kong stocks.
Incidentally, the inflation story is yet to improve convincingly enough for the Fed to cut rates again. Today’s February CPI release can trigger an uptick in the dollar should our call for 0.3% core ...