Gold stocks and Real Estate have helped the benchmark hit 1.4pc for the week, while a mini lithium surge helped ... Read More ...

Real estate investment trust (REIT) investors now have reasons to rejoice because the Fed officials have announced a 50-basis ...

The FBI has released the first photos of the AR-15 rifle that Thomas Matthew Crooks used in his attempt to kill former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania last month. The images show ...

An AR-15 recovered near the scene of a shooting along Interstate 75 in Kentucky is believed to be the weapon used by the gunman who opened fire on drivers and hospitalized five people. NBC News ...

The Fed is following a 30-year-old playbook with its interest rate moves — and that's good news for the US economy, according to TS Lombard. The firm pointed to the central bank's 50 basis point ...

Investors in the stock market's AI trade can thank Fed chairman Jerome Powell for Thursday's risk-on surge in tech, according to Wedbush analyst Dan Ives. "The Fed finally ripped the band-aid off ...

But Wall Street was mostly clueless this week when it came to predicting how big a rate cut the Fed would deliver on Wednesday. What made this time different? The jumbo half-point cut the Fed ...

Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images Now that the Federal Reserve has begun to lower its key fed funds rate, the question before policymakers is how fast and how far to reduce it in the coming months.

From Angola to Djibouti, for over a decade, China poured more than $120 billion of government-backed loans through its Belt and Road Initiative to build hydropower plants, roads and rail lines ...

The Fed could cut 125 basis points by the end of the year, says Citi economist Robert Sockin. Sockin said the Fed will be especially aggressive if employment data weakens further. Investors expect ...

Fed officials could lower interest rates in standard quarter-point increments if the data continue to look “fine,” Christopher J. Waller, a Fed governor, suggested in a CNBC interview on Friday.

Fed Governor Michelle Bowman was the sole dissented voice on the Federal Open Market Committee in its 11-1 decision to slash rate by 50 basis points instead of a quarter-point cut on Wednesday.