GDP turns negative … low hiring numbers … but is this a buy-the-dip moment? … a rare indicator just went bullish … the MAGA 7 ...

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US inflation gauge cools in March, signaling easing price pressures ahead of tariff news. Core PCE down to 2.6% from 3%, GDP ...

Bets in financial markets show that investors are expecting a bump in inflation, but a relatively short-lived one. Some harbor fears that tariffs may sap the energy out of business investment and ...

While there was earlier optimism that a US rate cut could arrive in May, that’s looking increasingly unlikely. Recent signals ...

Quaffee added, “Coffee is traded in US dollars,” and when the dollar struts around like it owns the place, weaker currencies (like the rand) get clobbered. That’s bad news for importers. Worse news ...

Tuesday marks Donald Trump's 100th day as president. BI examined how Americans feel about the economy, stocks, inflation, and ...

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Brazil's central bank leadership emphasised the necessity of a cautious, data-driven approach to monetary policy, despite ...

But growth is cooling: While the economy remains healthy, growth has normalized from much hotter levels earlier in the cycle.

President Donald Trump also reassured markets that he has no intention of firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

Trump's tariff push may cool down rather than heat up inflation in Europe. Falling energy prices, a stronger euro and excess ...