Market dynamics suggest potential volatility due to uncertain rate cut probabilities, with a 50/50 chance for a cut by June.

The price increase in this consumer staple is complicating the central bank’s ability to achieve a soft landing.

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Asian markets climb on easing trade war fears, AI-driven tech stock gains, and Fed rate cut bets. Hang Seng leads with its ...

Discover how rising inflation threatens economic growth, stock prices, and monetary policy under Trump's initiatives.

According to recent trading sessions, it seems clear that the GBP/USD bulls are waiting for more stimulus and strength factors to start ...

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Watch Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony before the House Financial Services Committee from Wednesday. Powell told senators yesterday the Fed doesn’t need to rush to cut rates since the e ...

The Fed chair is expected to deliver a simple message to lawmakers: Because the economy is doing well, the Fed can take its ...

The President calls for easier money even though consumer prices keep rising. Does he want even higher prices?

Consumer prices rose at a faster pace than expected last month, and the probability of rate cuts by the Federal Reserve has fallen, economists and strategists say.