Habitual deficit financing — the very disease Alexander Hamilton warned against — has become business as usual.

A sell-off in global bonds is accelerating as Moody's downgrade of U.S. credit rating and President Donald Trump's tax bill has brought to fore investors' fiscal concerns globally.

Economists consider Moody's downgrade justified, given the U.S.'s reluctance to address its rising debt and deficit.

Emerging markets rally as US assets lose favour, drawing investor interest amid weak dollar, trade thaw, and attractive EM ...

Just as the tariff-related turmoil subsided — and only temporarily — fears of ballooning U.S. debt are sparking another broad ...

Economists in a May 14-21 Reuters poll were unanimous the Trump administration's policies have hurt the economy, with over 55% saying "significantly hurt" ...

Wall Street slumped under the weight of pressure from the bond market, where Treasury yields climbed on worries about the U.S ...

Trump has been claiming the exact opposite since he invoked the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 in March to detain and deport ...

Just as the tariff-related turmoil subsided — and only temporarily — fears of ballooning U.S. debt are sparking another broad ...

Emerging markets are in the spotlight again as the "sell U.S." narrative gained fresh momentum after Moody's recent downgrade ...

Moody’s decision to downgrade the US’s credit rating is a slap on the wrist. In the past, the US might have dismissed it, but ...