Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues confront a “legitimate head scratcher” as they probe how high to raise interest rates in the coming months: Why is wage growth slowing if the jobs market is so tight?
Chris Martin knew he needed a bigger car as the birth of his fourth child approached, but he and his wife were already $14,000 underwater on their two vehicles.
Turkey’s elections will take place as planned on May 14, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Wednesday, quashing speculation over whether the vote would be postponed following two deadly earthquakes.
UK mortgage approvals fell to their lowest since the financial crisis housing crash, when excluding the pandemic, as soaring interest rates and the cost-of-living squeeze cooled activity.
Bola Tinubu’s victory in Nigeria’s hard-fought presidential elections caps a three-decade political career during which he was lauded by allies for his management of the nation’s economic hub and linked to corruption.
Klaus-Michael Kuehne, Germany’s richest person, stands to pocket $4.5 billion in dividends this year from his growing transport empire, a windfall that could fuel another round of investments to boost his fortune.
Pakistan’s inflation accelerated for a third month in February after the nation raised energy prices, increased taxes and let the currency weaken to meet the International Monetary Fund’s loan conditions.
All 10 Adani Group stocks closed higher, the first such occurrence since the explosive report by US short-seller Hindenburg Research in late January sparked an unprecedented rout in the conglomerate’s shares.
India’s thriving farm sector — the only bright spot in its slowing economy — has become a hostage to warnings of a heat wave, muddling the outlook for policy makers already grappling with sticky inflation.
Crypto investors are scooping up call options betting on a Bitcoin rebound to $30,000, even as momentum in the digital-asset market stalls.
