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Potential Fed chair pick David Zervos of Jefferies backs aggressive interest rate cuts

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Wholesale prices rose 0.9% in July, much more than expected

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Economist Sumerlin confirms he's in the running for Fed chair, backs big interest rate cut

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As Trump berates Goldman, other economists agree that higher tariff inflation is coming

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Goldman stands by call that consumers will bear the brunt of tariffs after Trump blasts bank's economist

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Fed board contenders Miran, Bullard say Trump's tariffs are not causing inflation

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Consumer prices rise 2.7% annually in July, less than expected amid tariff worries

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Trump-Putin talks are already a triumph for Moscow, its economy and markets

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U.S.-China high-stakes tariff truce extension hangs in the balance as deadline looms

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From lipsticks and Labubu dolls to concerts, the 'treatonomics' trend is booming in uncertain times

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Bank of England narrowly votes to cut interest rates to 4% as balancing act continues

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Trump's 'reciprocal' tariffs come into effect, hitting dozens of U.S. trading partners

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Trump’s tariff playbook comes with a baseball twist

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War-weary Syria will be hurt further by Trump's 41% tariff rate — the highest on earth

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Chocolate, skincare and timepieces: What 39% tariffs on Swiss goods mean for U.S. consumers

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Russia's economy 'stinks,' Trump says, and lower oil prices will stop its war machine

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Trump says Treasury Secretary Bessent 'does not want' to be Fed chair, but 4 others in running

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Russia weighs in on U.S.-India tariff spat, saying New Delhi can choose its own trade partners

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Contentious July jobs report confirms the U.S. economy is slowing sharply. Here’s why

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Housing to remain weakest part of economy, falling 8% in the second half, Goldman says

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Trump set to name replacements at the Fed and Bureau of Labor Statistics in coming days

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Fed Governor Kugler is resigning, giving Trump a nominee on committee that sets interest rates

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Here's where the jobs are in this slowing economy

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U.S. added just 73,000 jobs in July and numbers for prior months were revised much lower

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Switzerland's tariff shock: The 39% U.S. hit no one saw coming

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Euro zone inflation holds steady at higher-than-expected 2% in July

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Trump modifies tariff rates ahead of deadline, levies 40% duties on all transshipped goods

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German inflation dips to cooler-than-expected 1.8% in July

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U.S. economy grew at a 3% rate in Q2, a better-than-expected pace even as Trump's tariffs hit

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Private company hiring bounced back with a 104,000 increase in July, ADP says

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Companies from Stanley Black & Decker to Conagra are saying tariffs will cost them hundreds of millions

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Euro zone economy ekes out better-than-expected 0.1% growth in second quarter

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The Fed is unlikely to cut rates Wednesday, but this meeting is packed with intrigue

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The EU-U.S. trade deal could have one unexpected winner: The UK

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Even with high tariffs, Trump's trade war suddenly is starting to look not so scary on Wall Street

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Trump says he believes Powell is ready to start lowering rates

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Textiles to whisky: U.K.–India 'historic' deal is set to boost bilateral trade by over $34 billion a year

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European Central Bank holds interest rates as tariff turmoil keeps policymakers on edge

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Trump's aluminum tariffs may be sparking a green recycling boom — unintentionally

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El-Erian breaks ranks with Wall Street, says Powell should resign to preserve Fed independence

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Treasury Secretary Bessent calls for a review of 'the entire' Federal Reserve

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Brexit made businesses abandon the UK. Trump's hefty EU tariffs could bring them back

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‘30% is untenable’: From Irish whiskey to Italian cheese, Trump's tariff threat rattles EU exporters

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Inflation outlook tumbles to pre-tariff levels in latest University of Michigan survey

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Israel's stock market outperforms Middle East counterparts despite multi-front wars

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Kevin Warsh touts 'regime change' at Fed and calls for partnership with Treasury

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Trump denies that he plans to fire Powell: 'Highly unlikely'

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Wholesale inflation measure was unchanged in June

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