The spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank begin this week with a goal of keeping a low profile, since President Donald Trump is not a fan.

Three weeks after US President Donald Trump effectively declared a trade war with the whole world, new economic forecasts and ...

Tariffs, and the risk they pose to both the economy and inflation, have been on the mind of survey respondents in recent ...

The IMF announcement, delivered blocks from the White House, opens a week packed with reports that will test the impact of ...

President Donald Trump has repeatedly touted what he calls the return of manufacturing to the United States, hailing ...

The European Central Bank cut interest rates Thursday for the seventh time to counter worries about economic growth fueled by ...

Tesla TSLA.O EV sales in Europe have fallen in February behind legacy brand Volkswagen VOWG.DE and the BMW group BMWG.DE, as well as rivals from China, data by research platform JATO Dynamics ...

Interest rates look likely to remain steep in the U.S. while the ECB turns more dovish, potentially giving some support to the shaken dollar. After Chair Powell indicated yesterday that tariffs could ...

TRADING DAY Making sense of the forces driving global markets By Jamie McGeever, Markets Columnist Trump is Fed up If Federal ...

While Lagarde played her cards close to her chest on future rate decisions, the door appears open for the bank to lower its interest rates further.

Treasury yields rose as President Trump threatened to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell and called for lower interest rates, something the Fed leader has indicated may not come soon. The 10-year fell 0.166 ...