Federal Reserve (Fed) policymakers are set to make their scheduled appearances on Tuesday, as full markets return, anticipating the release of the high-impact US PCE inflation due later this week.
2 May: ‘Higher-For-Longer’ Narrative Sinks Deeper Roots The US Federal Reserve has kept interest rates in a target range between 5.25% and 5.5% and signalled that borrowing costs are likely to ...
Retail sales were unchanged, coming in well below economists' expectations, and follow a revised 0.6% pace in March, ...
The European Central Bank (ECB) is almost certain to become the first major central bank to start cutting interest rates next ...
Goldman Sachs raised its global oil demand forecast for 2030 on Monday and expects consumption to peak by 2034 on a potential slowdown in electric vehicle adoption, keeping refineries running at ...
Asian markets were mixed Tuesday as investors took a breather after the previous day's rally and as they gear up for the ...
Sentiment took a blow last week after Federal Reserve officials warned they wanted more evidence prices were being brought ...
Some ECB policymakers have warned there are limits to how much it can diverge from the Fed, which usually takes the lead on ...
Sri Lanka's central bank kept is policy corridor unchanged with most rates converging towards the floor rate in recent weeks ...
Sri Lanka's central bank held interest rates steady on Tuesday to ensure inflation pressures remain in check as authorities ...
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon flagged threats including sticky inflation, government overspending, foreign conflicts, and ...