The European Central Bank will raise interest rates twice more in its struggle with unprecedented inflation, including a smaller half-point hike next week, economists predict.

The gulf between short- and long-term US borrowing costs has reached its widest point since 1981, in a sign investors expect the Federal Reserve to

The government is set to announce what it describes as one of the biggest overhauls of financial regulation for more than three decades. It is

U.S. unemployment filings rose slightly last week, a sign the labor market remains tight despite layoffs at some companies and broader economic uncertainty. Initial jobless

The machines are coming for your crops—at least in a few fields in America. This autumn John Deere, a tractor-maker, shipped its first fleet of

Before the pandemic the idea of an annual rate of inflation of 10% in the euro zone would have seemed like a horror story. In

The Bank of Canada raised its main interest rate by a half-percentage point and signaled it is at or near the end of its rapid-fire

Softer demand for U.S. energy and consumer goods abroad contributed to a bigger trade deficit in October. The trade gap in goods and services expanded

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