T he Dow Jones Industrial Average pared its loss but remained in the red on Friday afternoon, with tariff concerns resurfacing as President Donald Trump reportedly pushes for steeper levies from the ...

On Friday, breakeven inflation rates that reflect expectations of future long-run price gains climbed back to levels not seen since February or April, the latter of which was when fears over President ...

That's what Vanguard found in a new research note on the "power of income" in the bond market. Based on its starting yield of 4.5% at the end of June, the U.S. aggregate index would see a total ...

We don't have any loans or long-term debt. Our house is worth $500,000 and our cars are paid off. We pay our credit cards in full every month. The children are grown up but our daughter is in medical ...

Germany's GfK consumer sentiment index is scheduled for Thursday. It is followed by Friday's release of the Ifo economic sentiment index, as well as Italy's consumer and business confidence and France ...

The good news is that Bengen has recently upgraded his math. Now it's the 4.7% rule. On this basis, a $1.3 million retirement account on the day you retire should allow you to withdraw $61,000 in your ...

The case for a U.S. interest rate cut remains unresolved as Federal Reserve officials head into their policy meeting later ...

The numbers: Americans are less anxious about the economy and less worried about inflation after the Trump administration reduced high U.S. tariffs and trade wars simmered down, a new survey shows.

The Dow Jones index rose Thursday on surprise jobless claims and retail sales. Nvidia chipmaker TSMC rose on earnings.

Economic Outlook Wall Street economists expect ‘friendly’ U.S. inflation data this Friday Will it be enough to put Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts back on the table?

Bitcoin price is once again heading toward the $120,000 mark, but the big question traders are asking is—what will it take for Bitcoin to reach $150,000? Driven by a $1 billion futures short squeeze, ...

Wall Street made a chaotic start on Wednesday, with stocks going on a wild ride after reports suggested that President Donald Trump was set to fire Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, but finally ...