Stocks rallied on Thursday as investors digested fresh inflation data and new tariff announcements from President Trump.

Inflation affects everyday people by reducing the purchasing power of their money, making goods and services more expensive ...

The consumer price index (CPI) climbed 3% in January from the previous year — meaning inflation is once again rising faster ...

We expect the USD to continue to be supported in the coming week and base this assumption mainly on the market expectations for a relatively hawkish Fed and the uncertainty caused by Trump. Should ...

The UK government has confirmed that Civil Service pensions will increase by 1.7% from 7 April 2025, following the annual ...

Trump has said that the government should raise more of its revenues from tariffs, as it did before the income tax became ...

Wholesale inflation has accelerated for five straight months and is currently at its highest level since February 2023. Read more here.

Concerns about a trade war knocking the global economy have taken the heat out of oil prices for three weeks ... a quarter of its wine to the US, meaning the sector could be heavily exposed.

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