Interest rates are unlikely to tread below 3% without an economic slowdown, Stifel's chief stock strategist said.

Indian shares ended Wednesday's session higher as weak U.S. data released overnight bolstered the case for deeper rate cuts. A slew ...

Oil prices extended gains on Monday, buoyed by escalating concerns over potential supply pressures from Middle East producers ...

Oil prices rose for a second consecutive session on Monday, with concerns escalating over potential supply disruptions in the ...

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(Bloomberg) -- Dovish wagers are growing for Asian central banks as the Federal Reserve’s policy pivot makes room for more rate cuts in the region by reducing the threat of capital outflows.

Polish Policymaker Hopes Glapinski’s Dovish Tilt Will Last Kotecki expects as much as 100 basis points in easing in 2025 MPC member sees Polish inflation peak in January or February ...

China's finally getting serious about stimulating its dismal economy. On Tuesday, three of its top financial regulators appeared side by side in a rare press conference on the economy where People ...

The United States Federal Reserve’s recent decision to cut interest rates for the first time since March 2020 is set to significantly impact the revenue streams of the top five centralized ...

While a dovish Fed is expected to invite rate cuts from most Asian central banks, the rate differentials are set to keep regional debt more attractive in relation to the U.S. GS expects six ...

In his last speech to the UN General Assembly as president, Biden laid the groundwork for more Israeli massacres.