The latest U.S. jobs data “signaled ongoing strength in the labor market,” making it less likely that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates any time soon, considering that uncertain tariffs risk ...

Federal Reserve policymakers on the alert for possible cracks in the labor market as businesses adjust to President Donald ...

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U.S. economic conditions have not shifted in a material way despite looming tariffs, which will allow Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to reiterate his patient approach on policy next Wednesday, ...

Analysts have cautioned, however, that a broader shift in hiring might not reveal itself in reports for another few weeks or ...

A better-than-expected April jobs report does not preclude worries about what the Trump Administration’s tariff policies will ...

Keir Starmer says the results are "disappointing" for Labour, while Nigel Farage says it signals "the end of two-party ...

This is compared to today’s gold prices (June 2020 ... as an abstract economic principle and forget that it has real impacts on real people. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell acknowledged the ...

The post shows Trump continuing his efforts to influence the central bank’s decision-making process, challenging its ...

The central bank is bracing for President Trump’s tariffs to dent growth while stoking inflation, keeping interest rate cuts ...

The president said public funding of the media networks was "outdated and unnecessary but corrosive to the appearance of ...