U.S. stocks might be back at record highs, but the selling pressure on the dollar has yet to let up. A widely followed index ...

China condemned Washington’s latest tariff threats as aggressive economic bullying, vowing decisive countermeasures against ...

US stocks have rocketed back to all-time highs. The unemployment rate remains historically low. And the inflation rate is lower than when President Donald Trump took office.

Wall Street strategists warn that despite recent stock market highs, investors should be wary of rising tariffs and economic ...

China's manufacturing activity shrank for a third straight month in June, though at a slower pace, as increases in new orders ...

Canada announced that it will be rescinding the digital service tax on US tech firms, which may put pressure on other ...

U.S. policymakers are increasingly anxious about the integrity of certain government benchmarks, crucial data points that help the Fed assess the economy’s health and guide interest rate decisions.

The Federal Reserve is expected to stand pat on interest rates again amid tariff-related uncertainty despite President Trump's badgering to cut rates ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is standing by his wait-and-see message on interest rates despite Trump's pressure and Israel-Iran ceasefire deal.

The Fed is likely to stick to its "wait-and-see" mantra at Wednesday's policy meeting, setting it on a collision course with Presiden Donald Trump.

High-rate renewals are squeezing budgets, but rate cuts and short-term mortgage resets are easing the burden in aggregate, TD ...