Global investors had time to prepare for Donald Trump’s tariffs but swift market reversals are keeping them on edge ...

The Bank of England is expected to follow Eurozone and Canadian counterparts by cutting while the Federal Reserve holds ...

Argentina’s libertarian President Javier Milei is promising to lift the country’s strict capital and currency controls this year, starting the clock on a high-risk mission that is essential to his ...

The US has outpaced G7 peers in economic growth in both the short term and longer term Some content could not load. Check your internet connection or browser settings. Annual change in US CPI peaked ...

The Fed said the job market is “solid,” and noted that the unemployment rate “has stabilized at a low level in recent months.

Last week the Federal Reserve described the US labour market as “solid” and noted that the unemployment rate had stabilised. This week’s monthly jobs report on Friday will put that view to the test.

Donald Trump faced a backlash from business groups and some in his own Republican party after kicking off a trade war by imposing steep tariffs on three of the US’s largest trading partners.

ECB cuts the deposit rate by a quarter point to 2.75 per cent as expected and offers little shift in tone from December as it continues to move policy away from restrictive territory ...

The US labour market is also in focus next week with an update on hires and fires over December on Tuesday. Payroll data for January also arrives on Friday with 170,000 non-farm jobs expected to have ...

As a reflection of just how suddenly Wall Street analysts have had to scramble to adjust to reality, Standard Chartered’s (presumably pre-written) Sunday Macro Strategy note said that “broader tariff ...

Trump’s tariffs apply to about 40 per cent of US imports (excluding Mexico, the share is about one-quarter). But while the scope of the new duties is broad, the US is not a very open economy: in 2024, ...