By Joel Jose and Siddarth S March 20 (Reuters) - Major global brokerages see a higher likelihood of the European Central Bank ...

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U.S. producer prices increased more than expected in February, and could accelerate further as the war in the Middle East ...

Employers have already announced 156,742 job cuts in the first two months of 2026, making it the fifth-highest January-to-February total since the financial crisis in 2009, according to Challenger, ...

Inflation expectations are jumping in the financial market on Friday, and nowhere was that more evident than in a gauge known as the one-year breakeven rate. This rate, which captures the market's ...

Concerns over energy prices and inflation are set to shape the week ahead, as war rages in the Middle East, energy chiefs ...

Brent crude prices topped $100 this week, and WTI almost did. Oil prices drive gasoline prices -- and much, much more. Oil ...

If you have an asset allocation strategy in place and are buying systematically, market crashes, corrections, dips, and even ...

Yields on 10-year UK government bonds surged above 4.9% at one stage on Friday, hitting their highest level for 18 years.

Brokers now expect the ECB to hike interest rates this year as the specter of higher inflation and lower growth piles pressure on central banks to act.

Escalating Iran war is disrupting global commodity markets, pushing traders to rely on covert intelligence networks for real-time data ...

Experts predict a significant cost-of-living adjustment for Social Security in 2027.