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Trump’s tariff strategy and Fed policies drive market uncertainty. Read why I stay bullish on US stocks and the S&P 500, ...

The week ahead is crammed with central bank decisions, first and foremost the U.S. Federal Reserve, but much of the action ...

Consumer prices rose 2.8% in the 12 months through February, a slowdown from January's faster-than-expected 3% rate. This ...

Inflation slowed more than expected in February and cooled for the first time in four months, but that progress may be short lived as President Donald Trump ramps up his trade war, which threatens to ...

Workers and economists interact with the labor market in quite different ways. This contrast can lead to misunderstandings, at best, and distrust of the data at worst. Neither macroeconomic ...

The GBP/JPYlost more than 200 pips on the strong yen. It hit a low of 189.89 and is currently trading around 189.63. Intraday ...

Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell insists wages are not a major source of U.S. inflation, but in a potentially worrisome sign, they are still rising faster than they were before the pandemic. Wages ...

Inflationary pressure from wage gains and prolonged rises in food costs could prompt Bank of Japan board members to discuss ...

Wage growth always rises with Democratic presidents, high union participation, strong market regulation, and worker ...

Wealth Enhancement examined pay data and analysis from the nonprofit Brookings Institution to determine why Americans feel wages are not increasing with inflation. A line chart showing U.S. wage ...

HENRY NICHOLLS/Pool via REUTERS/File Photo STELLENBOSCH, South Africa, Feb 28 (Reuters) – Wage pressures in Britain have raised the risk of inflation holding above the Bank of England’s target ...