The U.S. Federal Reserve is an outlier among central banks in developed markets, as it looks set to resume rate cuts just as many of its peers are reaching the end of their easing cycles.

There has been much discussion about a slowing housing market in recent months. Rising interest rates — coupled with high home prices and lower consumer confidence amid a looming recession — have made ...

The prospect of a change in leadership and policy making at the U.S. Federal Reserve, in France, Japan and Norway will keep markets on alert, while the European Central Bank meets and investors brace ...