Markets ended the week largely unfazed by a hotter wholesale inflation print and signs of firming consumer prices, but some ...

US President Donald Trump’s tariffs have finally started pinching Americans as food prices have spiked, with fresh and dry ...

Despite the core reading’s modest overshoot, market participants remain focused on the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) policy ...

In crypto land, Bitcoin and Ethereum each made new highs last week, but both experienced an aggressive reversal on Thursday, ...

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However, it slid against the British pound to 5.7139/5.7193 from 5.7050/5.7145 at the end of last week and eased vis-a-vis the euro to 4.9290/4.9336 from 4.9185/4.9267. The ringgit traded lower ...

S&P 500 headed to new ATHs, but was rejected premarket, and didn‘t quite regain strong footing since. It hasn‘t yet though ...

Tariffs and inflation dominate markets, not Jackson Hole. Discover how these factors, along with labor trends, shape market ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics released the producer price index for July 2025, showing a 0.9% increase from the prior month, ...

After a strong June, the REIT sector recovery stalled in July as REITs fell to a -6.42% year-to-date return. Read more here.

Friday’s close had that “don’t spoil the party” feel — the S&P 500 slipping just enough to show the tape can still blink after another record run. Traders didn’t need a fire alarm to cash a few chips; ...

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the United States rose by 0.2% in July 2025, signaling a slowdown in inflation. This development, coupled with a 2.7% annual increase, presents a complex scenario for ...