AS WE enter 2025, Donald Trump returns to the political stage, a new round of trade war is imminent, and inflation risks are ...

If new Trump administration implements targeted tariffs and modest fiscal easing, it could provide the tailwind for US growth ...

The RBI could step up intervention, which would mean selling dollars in the local markets more aggressively. Market estimates ...

But there are negatives for Trump to trumpet if he wants to: Stocks dropped sharply Friday, as the strong jobs report and low ...

Traders are looking to all important UK inflation readings tomorrow morning ... spurring concern that signs of strength in the economy will encourage the Federal Reserve to keep rates higher for ...

The Nasdaq fell on Monday, while the benchmark S&P 500 bounced off a two-month low and eked out a slight gain as U.S.

Interest rates in most industrialised economies are currently 75-100 basis points (bps) below their recent peaks ...

In foreign exchange, the euro was steady at $1.0249, hovering near the more than two-year low of $1.0177 it touched on Monday. The yen was at 157.59 per dollar, inching away from the near six-month ...

Members of Trump’s economic team are discussing monthly tariff increases to enhance negotiating power without causing ...

'Fundamentally, the outlook for the global economy is actually positive, but it's rife with uncertainties and riddled with ...

Despite today’s rally, the stock market remains under pressure due to several factors, especially the impact of Q3 earnings and sustained selling by foreign institutional investors.

The battle of expectations continues. Republicans believe inflation will fall to 0.1%, while Democrats foresee 4%.