While robust jobs and wage data have reignited concerns about persistent inflation amid weak productivity growth, some economists still expect the RBA to cut rates in May. Both headline and core ...

Australia’s central bank is set to lower interest rates for a second time this year as price pressures ease and US-China trade tensions take a pause, though lingering risks around both suggest the ...

Chinese consumer and industry data on Monday will be followed by purchasing manager indexes on Thursday from around the world ...

Amid growing uncertainty in global financial markets, the internationalization of the yuan could support a more multipolar world, and it presents an opportunity for China to shape the next chapter of ...

President Donald Trump, fresh off a trip to the Middle East, renewed his criticism of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell ...

Growing investor confidence on US trade deals has sent stocks to their highest levels in more than two months. Last week, the S&P 500 (^GSPC) rose 5.3% while the Nasdaq Composite (^IXIC) soared 7.2%.

Home buyers and investors have paid more than a quarter trillion dollars in interest to help bring down inflation. They may get another rate cut this week.