The European Central Bank is likely to stare down the economic danger posed by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs by opting to leave a potential cut in borrowing costs for another day.

The June quarter Consumers Price Index inflation figures coming out on Monday shouldn't deter the Reserve Bank from making ...

Altria (NYSE: MO) is the leading seller of cigarettes and smokeless tobacco in the US. Its stock has a yield of 7% and its ...

Asian stocks advanced as a global rally gained vigour on strong economic data that eased concerns about the US economy. Regional investors also believe central banks may do more to cushion ...

The Trump administration says it will facilitate the return of former detainees of an El Salvador prison to the U.S. from ...

U.S. consumers boosted their spending in June following a pullback the previous month, offering a reassuring sign for the ...

With Carney acknowledging that a tariff-free trade deal is unlikely, what does it mean for the highly integrated aluminum, ...

In China, a 5.2% increase in second-quarter gross domestic product beat expectations, bringing the official 5% expansion goal ...

South Africa could lose up to 100,000 jobs if it fails to counter new US tariffs set to take effect in August, Reserve Bank ...

The annual inflation rate in the United States rose to 2.7% in June—its highest level since February, according to the U.S.

Wealthier voters have long been a core part of the Republican base, but Trump's recent moves appear to have alienated those ...

If President Donald Trump tries to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, it would almost certainly set off a courtroom ...