Oil and gas activity slips again on elevated uncertainty, higher costs
Third Quarter | September 24, 2025 Special Questions Data were collected September 10–18; 138 oil and gas firms…
‘Frothy and Risky’ Rally in Profitless Tech Grows as Fed Eases
Bets that the Federal Reserve will continue cutting interest rates have fueled a rally in one of the…
US Inflation Above Target, Fed’s Goolsbee Urges Careful Rate Reductions
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee said the US central bank should be cautious toward additional…
Bank of Canada Says Tariffs Dent Greenback’s Safe-Haven Status
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem suggested the US dollar’s status as a “global safe asset” may be…
US Tariff Revenue Surge Is Clear, Officials Differ on Who Pays
I’m Laura Curtis, an economics editor in Los Angeles. Today we’re looking at the provenance of the swelling…
Weak Job Market Prompted Interest Rate Cuts, Powell Says
Topline Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Tuesday said a weakening labor market in the U.S. has outweighed…
Stocks steady ahead of key US inflation data
The PCE inflation report to be released on Friday is the Federal Reserve’s preferred measure of inflation in…
Why Rigetti Computing Is Skyrocketing This Week
Rigetti Computing roared higher as the Federal Reserve cut interest rates this week. Rigetti also landed a new…
Do ‘The Markets’ Really Want The Federal Reserve To Lower Rates?
Facade of the Marriner S Eccles building of the United States Federal Reserve, on a bright and sunny…
Fed’s Kashkari Sees Two More 2025 Cuts Given Hiring Slowdown
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said he supported the US central bank’s decision to lower…
US Fed Inflation Metric to Ease as Focus Shifts to Jobs Market
The Federal Reserve’s preferred gauge of underlying inflation likely grew at a slower pace last month, offering policymakers…
Why investors are turning bullish on European markets again
ADVERTISEMENT Europe’s equity outlook is getting a fresh dose of optimism from fund managers, buoyed by receding trade…