The Federal Reserve is leaning towards further interest rate cuts amid rising unemployment concerns, but divisions remain among officials about inflation risks. Discover the implications for borrowers and the economy.
As stock futures slide ahead of a potential U.S. government shutdown, investors are on edge. With Congress at an impasse and economic indicators in the balance, the market's future is uncertain. Will this shutdown disrupt the gains seen in September?
Jerome Powell announces the Fed's first interest rate cut of the year, citing weakening labor market conditions. As inflation risks remain, Powell emphasizes a careful balance in policy decisions.
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.
Asian stocks are on shaky ground as President Trump considers replacing Fed Chair Jerome Powell, raising concerns about the central bank's independence and market stability. With looming tariffs and inflation fears, investors are on high alert.
Jerome Powell cautions that Trump's tariff plans could lead to persistent inflation, influencing the Fed's approach to interest rate cuts. As trade tensions rise, the economic outlook remains uncertain.
The Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates steady, citing inflation risks and the impact of trade wars. Discover how this affects your finances and what to expect in the coming months.
In a recent interview, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent downplayed inflation fears linked to Trump’s tariffs, emphasizing Walmart’s ability to absorb costs. He praised strategic uncertainty in trade negotiations while addressing concerns over rising consumer prices.
In a surprising turn, U.S. consumer prices fell in March amid rising inflation risks fueled by President Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods. How will this affect the economy?
Asian stocks fell sharply as investors reacted to escalating geopolitical tensions and impending US tariffs. With central banks holding rates steady, the market faces rising volatility and uncertainty about economic growth.
