Fed still expects to cut rates once this year despite spiking oil prices
An eagle is seen framed though construction fence on the Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board Building, the main offices
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Don’t be fooled by the UK’s pre-war inflation print — a ‘brutal’ surge could be coming
People dispense fuel at the pump at Costco Petrol Station in West Thurrock, Essex. The conflict in Iran has caused
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The Fed issues its latest interest rate decision Wednesday. Here’s what to expect
The Federal Reserve has little choice but to stay on the sidelines this week as it navigates a mix of
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Holiday spending, export demand drive China’s economic momentum as Iran war headwinds loom
Staff sort parcels on the mail sorting assembly line at the Postal Delivery Logistics Joint Distribution Center in Mengshan County,
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How the Iran war could start to impact U.S. retail prices
The Iran war could soon mean higher prices on store shelves for consumers. Iran’s effective closure of the Strait of
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Markets’ hopes for Fed interest rate cuts are rapidly fading away
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reacts during a press conference following a two-day meeting of the Federal Open Market
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European Central Bank holds rates steady, warns outlook is ‘significantly more uncertain’
A projection of a Euro currency sign is pictured on the facade of the European Central Bank (ECB) headquarters in
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Traders now see little chance of an interest rate cut this year following Fed decision
All of the positive economic talk out of this week’s Federal Reserve meeting had a negative impact on investors, who
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Food prices could rise as Iran conflict disrupts fertilizer supply chain
The war in Iran could raise global food prices as the conflict disrupts fertilizer shipments through one of the world’s
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Wholesale prices rose 0.7% in February, much more than expected and up 3.4% annually
Wholesale prices rose sharply in February, providing another sign that inflation continues to percolate even aside from rising energy costs.
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