The escalating trade war between China and the U.S. could increase pressure on the overall economy, according to Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren.
As U.S.-China trade-war rhetoric escalates without any plan for a resumption of negotiations, currency strategists are mapping out foreign-exchange implications.
Forcing European savers to pay for the privilege of lending their money isn’t working.
Gold edged lower on Wednesday to hover near a two-week low, as a stronger dollar and signs of easing Sino-U.S. friction
The risk of the Fed missing its 2% inflation target and the trade war were two key macroeconomic challenges to the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)...
Theresa May is under pressure to ditch her Brexit deal and quit as prime minister after a final attempt to win over members of Parliament backfired.
The impact of the U.S.-China trade spat is no longer limited to just the two countries.
Investors are making a serious mistake ignoring gold and the gold stocks. The bearish sentiment is irrational. Here's why...
Gold continued its decline last night, trading lower in range of $1272 - $1278.15. It edged up to its $1278.15 high during early Asian time against a tick down in the DX (97.90), but resistance at yesterday’s $1279 top capped the advance.
The economist thinks the Fed ought to pay more attention to financial markets when setting interest rates.
New York Fed President William Dudley on Tuesday said that if homeowners would tap into their equity in prudent ways it would be a positive development for...
Venezuela sold about $570 million in gold from central bank reserves over the past two weeks, skirting U.S. Treasury sanctions designed to...
Is Gold about to go full bull? Let’s check some charts. Before we do, some basic price facts: Gold peaked in 2011 just above $1900. Since then it’s been an exercise in dread for gold bu…
The Fed is stuck. The market wants rates to be cut, the central bank is afraid of fostering bubbles.
Not necessarily higher rates. Not necessarily lower rates. But, certainly, truer rates. Ladies and gentlemen: Free interest rates.
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We also must imagine the other types of wars (e.g., capital, military, etc.) that might be brought to bear on the US-China confrontation over the near term and over the longer term.
At the current rate of 2.35%, the Fed hands out about $33.58 billion in free money to the banks.
European Banks Get Re-Hammered. Just bumping along the bottom, from hopeless to hope and back to hopeless.
"We are now embarking on a new Long March, and we must start all over again!" Xi Jinping said.