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!
As inflation cools against all odds, President Trump’s tariff policy faces its biggest test yet. Will the upcoming inflation report confirm his claims of a roaring economy or signal trouble ahead for consumers?
As the Trump administration intensifies its attacks on the Federal Reserve and Jerome Powell, the Fed pushes back with a new FAQ page defending its $2.5 billion renovation, highlighting modernization and historic preservation.
Asian stocks are on the rise, buoyed by Nvidia's record valuation and a resilient market response to Trump's new tariffs. Investors are optimistic about potential Federal Reserve rate cuts, despite ongoing trade tensions.
In a striking accusation, Trump's budget chief, Russell Vought, claims Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has mismanaged a $2.5 billion renovation. This raises questions about compliance with federal regulations and the future of Powell's position.
Stock markets in Asia experienced a downturn as U.S. officials hinted at tariff delays without clarity, while OPEC+ surprised with a larger-than-expected oil production increase, raising concerns about inflation and economic growth.
This week is packed with significant economic events, including the U.S. tariff deadline and Amazon's extended Prime Day sale. Investors are keenly watching for earnings reports from Delta and Conagra, along with crucial economic data.
As President Trump considers potential replacements for Jerome Powell, uncertainty looms over whether Powell will step down next year. With his term ending in May, Trump may need to prepare for various scenarios.
U.S. stocks soared Thursday as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached record highs following a positive jobs report. With nonfarm payrolls exceeding expectations, optimism about the economy strengthens despite trade uncertainties.
U.S. stock futures showed little change as traders prepare for a crucial jobs report. S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached record highs, but concerns grow after a decline in private sector hiring. Will tech stocks take a hit?
