Federal Reserve officials believed they were close to achieving their inflation target. With interest rates scheduled for a potential cut n...

Traders are now betting heavily that the Fed will continue to raise rates, by a quarter of a percent at each of its next two meetings in Ma...

The dollar was firm on Friday ahead of U.S. inflation figures, which could settle the course of interest rates, while the Chinese yuan was ...

Tech stocks were bid in Asia - notably in Taiwan where chipmakers helped the benchmark index rise 1%. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific...

The greenback had gained sharply since the Fed last week flagged sooner-than-expected interest rate hikes, although it dipped on Monday to ...

When Democrat Joe Biden’s poll numbers increased, numerous strategists started talking about the idea of a “Blue Wave,” where his party wou...

The US currency gained more than 0.2 per cent against a basket of currencies, as risk sentiment soured in early trading in Europe.

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.3%. The Nikkei retreated from a three-month high and, though moves were s...

MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added 0.2 per cent, in its fourth day of gains.

Even with a recent uptick, interest payments still remain incredibly low.

Right now, the model shows US stocks at one of the most compelling levels ever relative to bonds.

Economists say traders have too steeply discounted officials’ intent to hike after the Fed has remained on hold for longer than expected.

The headline explanation was that there are global economic and financial headwinds that continue to pose risks to the US economy.

Janet Yellen will leave expectations for a December interest-rate rise in place when she speaks publicly twice this week.

An Indian-origin investment advisor, Gignesh Movalia, pleaded guilty to perpetrating a $9 mn investment fraud scheme involving Facebook sto...

Trade deficit in the US probably narrowed in Nov as fuel imports dropped and exports rebounded, economists said.

Orders and sales at New York manufacturers decreased in August for the first time in more than a year and US homebuilders turned more pessi...