While, 19% of American consumers say they are buying more than usual, with 5% buying a lot more and 14% buying a little more.

A new CreditCards.com survey indicates a significant trend of stockpiling and increased purchases fueled by fears of ...

“One of the drawbacks of doom spending is that it could prompt you to overspend and strain your budget,” Egan said. “In addition, doom spending might lead you to pile up credit card debt, which could ...

A new report shows more than half of consumers are taking President Trump's planned tariffs into consideration.

One in five Americans have characterised their recent purchases as ‘doom spending’. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Nearly 50% of Gen Z has neglected to build an emergency fund, leaving them unprepared for financial emergencies and ...

Haldane, a former chief economist of the Bank of England, said he would be taking his first break of his 36-year career.

One in five Americans have said they are purchasing more items than usual primarily due to concerns over President Donald ...

Roughly one in five Americans say they are engaged in so-called “doom spending” — purchasing items excessively or impulsively ...

Far from addressing the massive budget deficits, the GOP-led Congress is on track to make them even bigger. Former Reagan Budget Director David Stockman called it “fiscal fraud.” ...

After spending billions the last two offseasons, the Dodgers and their hefty spending highlighted a wedge issue around ...

US data shaky as US policies grow increasingly unstable; Japan machinery orders fall; China house prices fall; UK inflation ...