Inflation peaked at 9.1 percent in June 2022, driven by disrupted supply chains, stimulus spending, and global energy prices.

The significant duration means sensitivity to rate upside, which, we think, is exacerbated with Trump incoming. Click here ...

The U.S. Federal Reserve is no longer expected to cut interest rates at its December policy meeting, Nomura has said, making ...

Sharemarket investors were initially excited about Donald Trump’s return to the White House. Fed chair Jerome Powell quickly ...

When excluding volatile commodities such as food and energy prices, core inflation remains elevated, according to the FAU ...

The Fed gave 91% of its donations to Democrats in a year that Vice President Kamala Harris, at the top of the ticket, was ...

Nvidia basically owns the market for very high-end chips and related equipment critical to the workings of artificial ...

Michigan's jobless rate rose for seven consecutive months, increasing to 4.7% in October, state data shows, up from 4.2% the ...

The Fed could cut interest rates "slower and shallower" in 2025, according to Charles Schwab strategists.

The equity markets were flat to down all week, perhaps digesting the upturn after the election. After all, year to date, equities are up in the 20% range.

Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Susan Collins expressed confidence that inflation is on track to sustainably reach ...

After nearly two weeks of explosive gains, crypto prices briefly cooled on Thursday and into Friday, possibly due to a speech ...