Higher input costs, and consumer pushback against further price increases, have been squeezing business profit margins, Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin says. But businesses have been able to hold ...

Where the jobs market is headed will play into where interest rates go this year. This week is chock-full of employment data ...

U.S. markets veered mostly lower in premarket trading, following record rallies on Wall Street a day earlier as investors’ ...

Demand for U.S. government debt showed little impact from lower-than-expected job creation data, keeping Treasury yields on a downward path.

The dollar continued to trade steady even after U.S. private payrolls data came in slightly weaker than expected.

Shares are still the main engine for growth in our portfolios and so far in 2026, the continued holding of ETFs tracking the FTSE 100, MSCI Europe ex-UK and the MSCI Japan is working out.