The main reason political pressure on the Federal Reserve has not caused markets to price in deeper interest rate cuts is ...

By Tim Reid WASHINGTON, Feb 7 (Reuters) - Donald Trump has cast himself as Republicans’ chief messenger on the cost of living in an election year, but a Reuters review of his speeches shows a ...

Mortgage rates are unlikely to go back to the lows of 2020 [] There were no treats for borrowers from the Bank of England on ...

The surge of inflation that took hold after the pandemic is still hurting household budgets and still very much on the minds of officials at the Federal Reserve.

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Uganda’s economic growth has strengthened markedly in recent years, rising from below 3 ...

Even in traditionally high-paying states, rising housing, grocery, and energy costs erased most wage gains. Americans lived ...

Tenants now pay an average of 33.4 per cent of their pre-tax income on rent, which is the highest level on record, according ...

Gold price prediction today: Praveen Singh, Senior Fundamental Research Analyst- Currencies and Commodities at Mirae Asset ...

Debate over future Fed rate cuts centers on the uncertain “neutral rate,” shaping how cautiously policymakers move as ...

The Federal Reserve concluded its first meeting of 2026 by holding the federal funds rate (FFR) steady in the 3.50%-3.75% range.

Tuesday's release of the December M2 money supply figures showed a continuation of the sub-6% growth trend that has been in place since inflation peaked in mid-2022.

Key economic and market signals reveal where housing demand is rising, which regions are leading, and why 2026 could mark a shift from recovery to real growth.