SYDNEY, July 23 (Reuters) - The Australian and New Zealand dollars held firm on Wednesday as news of a potential U.S. trade deal with Japan salved risk sentiment, but also lessened some of the ...

Persistent US core inflation keeps the Fed cautious, while slowing PPI eases pressure on manufacturers and input-sensitive ...

Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics said on Sunday it was considering moving up publication of its monthly consumer price ...

The Singapore stock market has moved higher in 12 straight sessions, improving more than 185 points or 4.7 percent along the way. The ...

US retail sales surged 0.6% MoM, far exceeding expectations and signaling robust consumer demand despite recent tariff ...

Investors remain convinced that Trump's Aug. 1 tariff deadline is another mirage. If so, markets will continue to rally. If ...

The stock market has been making fresh records, but there are risks building, including AI disappointment and a potentially ...

The stock market does not want Donald Trump to fire Jerome Powell.

U.S. stocks stagnated while inflation eroded real returns. Governments now intervene heavily to prop up markets, masking long ...

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite ended little changed on Friday, overcoming a brief dip triggered by a Financial Times report ...

Fed Chair Powell’s speech faces scrutiny as internal divisions and soaring tariffs fuel inflation fears, testing rate cut ...

A dramatic day on Wednesday ended with Wall Street in the green and the dollar and short-dated Treasury yields lower, ...