Consumer sentiment fell to a more than two-year low and long-term inflation expectations jumped by the most since 1993, illustrating growing apprehension about the economic impact from tariffs.

The Bank of Canada made clear that central banks around the world are fighting an entirely different war than the pandemic — but post-Covid inflation fears are haunting policymakers as they try to ...

An anxious sense of wait-and-see may emerge from central banks in the coming week, in their first collective assessment of ...

Updates on inflation data for the month of February are set to greet investors as fears over the impact of President Trump's ...

U.S. consumer prices probably rose in February at a pace that illustrates plodding progress on inflation for Federal Reserve ...

The proximate cause of the decline has been an economic growth scare and policy uncertainty. Financial data, stocks, bonds, ...

The University of Michigan’s index of consumer sentiment tumbled 10.5% on a monthly basis in March and plunged 27.1% over the ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by nearly 600 points at the start of trading on Tuesday — one day after it plunged by ...

US consumer prices probably rose in February at a pace that illustrates plodding progress on inflation for Federal Reserve officials content to remain on the sidelines as they assess a policy ...

He also threatened to substantially increase tariffs on cars coming into the US from Canada from April 2. Read more at ...

By Brian Platt / Bloomberg The governor of the Bank of Canada was under scrutiny. For weeks, press reports had tied Mark Carney to a potential run for the country’s Liberal Party, which was looking ...