Gold prices climb Friday as a weaker dollar and a lack of further definitive moves in bond yields help to produce some tailwind for the precious metal.
The Fed is effectively monetizing the US government debt!
Interest rates for mortgages have risen roughly 0.25% since early September, but how much more can they increase?
It's no secret that Americans are falling short when it comes to saving enough for retirement. But as a new report shows, many are disastrously unprepared — and that may point to flaws in the system.
...so much for the string US consumer...
Lawmakers have an agreement to keep the government running past a Dec. 20 shutdown deadline.
With the record-long expansion in its 11th year, Fed policy makers have indicated in recent months that they’re watching the corporate debt situation closely.
Central banks in OECD countries haven’t cut this much since the Great Financial Crisis.
Disinflationary risks still exceed pro-inflationary risks over the short-term horizon.
Turkey is putting the finishing touches on a plan to loosen rules that govern the import of gold...
The central bank will need to "cut rates all the way back to zero before the end of 2020,"
Don’t count out another interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve just yet.
Inflation remains tame, and although the consumer price index has ticked up, producer prices surprised to the downside Thursday.
Central bankers head off on their Christmas breaks after a busier year than they were anticipating 12 months ago. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell...
Just may be the most expensive in the world...
This means that by mid-January, the Fed's balance sheet will surpass its all time high of $4.5 trillion!
Trump is set to meet with his top economic advisors Thursday afternoon as he decides whether to delay tariffs set to take effect Sunday.
Just 10% Of Americans Now Own $91 Trillion In Assets...
Investors need to stay vigilant, says one market veteran.