President Trump is ploughing ahead with his tariff plans and threats, while still pushing for a cut to interest rates.

By Professor Đorđe Đukić Faculty of Economics, Belgrade The unpredictability of economic measures under the Trump administration in 2025 and 2026 has become a common topic in business circles from the ...

White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said on Sunday he plans to regularly meet with Federal Reserve ...

A new study reveals that Donald Trump’s proposal to replace federal income taxes with tariffs could save the average American ...

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Trump goes after regulations on gas stoves, toilets and yes, even paper straws. It took five years to build Hoover Dam, but ...

As more nimble nonbanks employ a “risk-forward” attitude toward generative AI, the Fed’s outgoing vice chair for supervision ...

The looming election should be about how Australia can better compete on trade war-disrupted world markets amid threatening ...

Long term, Bitcoin is winning. Short term, gold is holding its own – but it’s not so much about the relationship or the competition between the two.

Elon Musk is keen on auditing the Federal Reserve, the independent agency that makes critical decisions on interest rates that reverberate throughout the US economy. Musk, the world’s richest man who ...

In his inaugural speech on 7 January 2025, President Mahama outlined his vision for a 24-hour economy, where “our markets are ...

President Trump's push for lower energy costs by increasing oil production may inadvertently raise prices, experts caution.