WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer sentiment deteriorated further in May, with one-year inflation expectations soaring to levels last seen in late 1981 amid escalating fears over the economic ...

Asian markets stay cautious amid July 9 trade deadline; Sensex, Nikkei, KOSPI slip while Hang Seng, CSI 300 post modest gains ...

Fed Chair Jerome Powell described the economy as being in a “solid position” but warned that tariffs could introduce ...

Stocks edged lower on Tuesday as investors assessed escalating tensions in the Middle East and a disappointing set of retail ...

The dollar wallowed close to an almost four-year trough versus the euro with two-year US Treasury yields sagging to 1 ...

Consumer sentiment rebounded in June as Americans' worst fears over tariffs impact on the economy have lessened. US consumer sentiment rises for first time this year as 'shock' of high tariffs ...

US dollar weakens as May retail sales fall 0.9% and industrial output contracts, pressuring DXY while GBP/USD and EUR/USD test key resistance levels.

FTSE 100 rose as energy stocks gained, Sainsbury, Kitwave, and Mpac fell on cautious outlooks and profit warnings.

US stock markets experienced a slight downturn on Tuesday, influenced by disappointing retail sales data and heightened ...