A $2 trillion market for securities linked to US inflation data could be the first area of Treasuries that would crack if the Bureau of Labor Statistics is politicized, according to bond investors.

Major stock indexes have roared higher in recent weeks, but a survey of big investors shows lingering nervousness about the ...

The Federal Reserve's decision to avoid signaling imminent rate cuts despite relentless political pressure underscores its ...

The July jobs report reveals a sharp hiring deceleration with major downward revisions to previous months. Click here to read ...

Key readings on inflation combined with two critical Treasury auctions this week will test the battered bond market. The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases separate inflation readings for May ...

The Fed holds rates steady amid strong employment and persistent inflation above 2%. Learn why this cautious approach ...

Trump demands US data be sanitised; China PMIs show no progress, doubles down on consumer subsidies; India factories star ...

ISM Manufacturing PMI fell to 48.5% in May, the steepest drop since late 2024. Input prices stayed elevated at 69.4%, signaling persistent inflation and tariff-related pressures. Get daily-updated ...

Investor risk sentiment takes a hit from significantly weaker than expected US labour market data. Global equities fell ...

The S&P 500 was on track for 5-day winning streak on Friday. Investors got a boost from the US-China trade deal, benign inflation data, and other developments.