The Fed's latest meeting minutes highlight growing concerns over the housing market's decline, signaling potential risks to the economy and jobs. With rising borrowing costs and stagnant sales, could a crash be imminent?
As inflation gauges signal shifts, investors are betting on a Federal Reserve interest rate cut. Discover the latest updates on wholesale prices and the labor market's impact on the economy.
In a surprising move, Australia's central bank has cut its benchmark lending rates by 25 basis points, downgrading the economic growth forecast amidst weak public demand. With inflation dropping significantly, experts predict further rate cuts could follow.
The U.S. economy rebounded with a 3% GDP growth in spring, following a contraction earlier in the year. However, experts warn of potential slowdowns as consumers face rising prices and trade uncertainties.
As the Federal Reserve prepares for its crucial meeting this week, all eyes are on interest rates amid significant political and economic changes. With GDP and employment reports on the horizon, will the Fed maintain the current rate?
Intel is undergoing significant changes under CEO Tan, including major job cuts and a shift in manufacturing strategy. With a focus on fiscal discipline, will these moves help the chip giant recover from its losses?
U.S. consumer prices are projected to rise in June, signaling a potential inflation increase due to new tariffs. This could impact Federal Reserve interest rate decisions. Find out what economists are predicting!
The U.S. dollar has plummeted over 10% this year, marking its worst six-month decline since 1973. As political chaos and rising debt loom, investors question if this trend signals a long-term shift or a temporary blip.
At the NATO summit, Trump declared the Israel-Iran war likely over, attributing the ceasefire to U.S. airstrikes. Meanwhile, economic optimism among business leaders has plummeted amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Federal Reserve officials maintain current interest rates but adjust economic forecasts, predicting potential rate cuts and rising inflation and unemployment in the coming years. What does this mean for the economy?
