Word of the Day: In an era marked by ideological polarisation, intransigent remains a powerful descriptor of positions that resist change.

US government shutdown hits Day 35, debt explodes $17 billion daily. Hundreds of thousands of federal workers are furloughed or unpaid. Ser...

The US Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates for the second time this year. This move aims to boost economic growth as the job market ...

In a surprising twist, French government bonds experienced a notable surge for the second consecutive day. This uptick followed Prime Minis...

Gold price surge grabs headlines as tensions spike in the Middle East and US politics face major roadblocks. Trading near $3,310, gold is r...

David G. Victor, professor at UC San Diego, explains 'global warming gridlock' and highlights solutions including smaller country groups an...

There are serious concerns about the transparency and safety of the United States' democracy, and adherence to the Constitution in the case...

Almost $1 trillion of debt linked to commercial real estate will mature this year in the US, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association,...

The U.S. dollar stayed near a multi-week low post-payrolls report, with traders awaiting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony. T...

National elections can create market anxiety due to policy uncertainties, impacting market and economy. Understanding election results' rel...

Kuwait court reinstates the previous parliament. The move comes at a time of renewed friction between the elected parliament and government...

In recent months, dust clouds and storms have killed hundreds of people, destroyed thousands of homes and farmers’ crops and led to flight ...

Precious metals gold and silver were trading in red in morning trade on Thursday following global cues.

The problems being faced by the economy include soaring fiscal deficit and high inflation, S&P said.

There is a sense of "cautious optimism" among businesses as global economic situation has taken a toll on the overall business sentiment.

China, largest foreign holder of US govt debt, made clear US only had itself to blame and called for a new stable global reserve currency.

President Barack Obama warned Sunday that Americans did not vote for gridlock in mid-term polls as he called on Republicans to work with hi...