By Chuck Mikolajczak and Rae Wee NEW YORK/SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Stocks rose and U.S. Treasury yields firmed on Wednesday as ...

INFLATION likely remained stubborn last month based on economists’ estimates, backing the Federal Reserve’s patient approach ...

It is not just tariffs that might affect growth but also trade uncertainty and the effects of the Trump policy agenda ...

The dollar took a step back from its tariff-driven rally, leaving it below recent peaks as traders waited on U.S. inflation ...

On February 12, the CPI for January 2025 will be declared at 8:30 EST.According to economists, there will be a 2.8% increase in living expenses over the next year, which is merely 2% lower than the 2.

Inflation likely stayed elevated last month in the latest sign that consumer price growth has gotten stuck after declining ...

expects inflation to hover between 0.3-0.5 per cent throughout the year, partly because the country’s service-heavy economy and non-EU member status may mean it escapes some of US President ...

Generally, the U.S. unemployment rate has held steady in the last year, but Black, Asian and disabled Americans have seen a ...

Euro, loonie, Aussie and kiwi under pressure Trade war worries unnerve investors China’s retaliatory duties to take effect ...

Stocks rose and U.S. Treasury yields firmed on Wednesday as investors assessed the latest U.S. tariff salvo along with ...