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More generally, a larger budget deficit will require the government to borrow more money, which drives up interest rates.
The M23 insurgents who routed Congo’s army to take control of the eastern part of one of Africa’s most populous nations now ...
Tariff mania has taken all the oxygen out of the room in geopolitics, economics, and especially on Wall Street. The fees ...
U.S. stocks ended the week on a high note after a good nonfarms report for April and a willingness by China to soften the ...
President Donald Trump appeared to dismiss growing concerns that his economic policies could cause a recession, telling NBC ...
As GDP shrinks and markets tumble in Trump's first 100 days, his pattern of exaggeration and blame-shifting can't hide the real economic damage caused by his trade policies ...
President Trump has an opportunity to cement landmark trade deals that would realign global commerce on American terms.
U.S. officials have finalized new economic sanctions against Russia, including banking and energy measures, to intensify ...
Legendary investor Warren Buffett has criticized Donald Trump 's economic policy, saying: Tariffs "can be an act of war." Buffet, 94, spoke out at Berkshire Hathaway 's annual shareholder meeting ...
Prime Minister Mark Carney promised Friday to oversee the biggest transformation of Canada's economy since the end of the ...
Buffett doesn’t think Trump is going about it the right way with his widespread tariffs. He said the world will be safer if more countries are prosperous.
Progressive economist Gerald Epstein says global capitalists may no longer see the US as a “safe haven” under Trump.