NEW YORK (Reuters) -The dollar gained on Wednesday after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell pushed back against market pricing for another rate cut at the U.S. central bank's December meeting, after ...

US stocks have dominated global returns for years, now Europe is poised for a stronger relative growth, fuelling new ...

On Wall Street, U.S. stocks were higher, continuing their recent rally that has pushed major indexes to record levels on ...

Central banks must remain on top of developments in the finance and payments industries and play an active role in order to ...

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The dollar was mixed on Wednesday before the Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates, with investors focused on Fed Chair ...

The dollar ticked up against European peers on Wednesday, particularly the pound, helped by signs the U.S. and China are set ...

Even as Spain still outperforms major economies, the data marks a likely end of the upswing in real disposable incomes in the country, with consumer-spending growth set to ease, Pantheon ...

Lawmaker Éric Ciotti is pushing for France to reject the ECB's centralized digital euro and instead build its future on a ...

Amid shifting global market currents, investors are reassessing where the most compelling opportunities lie beyond the US.