The dollar rose as U.S. labor markets looked better than investors feared. June payroll data supported expectations the Federal Reserve wouldn’t cut interest rates.

Overall, Mr Lew said, the "US economy is actually doing okay", though Mr Biden's Build Back Better Bill was not a great decision.

The June employment report will be closely scrutinized to gauge the timing of the US Federal Reserve’s (Fed) next interest ...

Stock futures moved slightly higher Friday morning after the June jobs report showed that hiring was stronger than expected ...

The naira appreciated to N1,565 per dollar on Thursday at the parallel market, up from N1,580 per dollar on Wednesday, ...

Bangladesh faces both political and economic challenges. The June budget offered the interim administration a chance to ...

Confidence in the silverback is shuttering and investors are desperate for alternatives. The data is clear. The US dollar ...

Overall the emerging market (EM) assets have better tailwinds than developed markets (DM). Elara stated, easier financial ...

Stock futures pointed to further gains Thursday, building on the momentum from big tech stocks Wednesday which helped drive new records highs on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. After data yesterday from ADP ...

Tariffs, threats to the Fed's independence, rising US debt, and fears of worsening inflation caused the US dollar to log its ...

So how much does Ukraine need? Ash is right to say it needs enough to win the war, and his guess of $150bn a year is as good as any. The KSE, meanwhile, estimates that capital of $300bn over a decade ...