Wall Street drove higher before markets opened on Monday following a dismal stretch that saw the S&P 500 decline in five out ...

Meanwhile, president Donald Trump's deadline for imposing tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China is set to hit on Tuesday, with trade policy uncertain.

The national debt can lead to higher inflation, higher interest rates, leave the country vulnerable to financial crises, and ...

The nation’s economy is steady but with some signs of weakness, as investors grow more skeptical of the S&P 500 rally. White ...

The Trump administration had postponed the implementation of the new levies on Mexico and Canada, the United States' largest trade partners for one month. But the reprieve ends on Tuesday.

European stocks rallied at the start of the month despite fears over tariffs, tracking gains in Asia overnight and a bounce on Wall Street on Friday, after US personal consumption expenditure ...

Mr. Trump’s huge fiscal package, which has begun its journey through Congress, could juice inflation even more. In its ...

Asian shares have started the week with solid gains after Wall Street closed its dreary February on a brighter note ...

Without Congress’ help, warns Reason’s Veronique de Rugy, President Trump “will fail to deliver on his promise to the ...

Through no fault of his own -- we'd be having this same discussion if Kamala Harris was victorious in November -- President ...

Overall inflation was 3% for U.S. consumers in January ... CVS Health jumped 14.9% after easily topping Wall Street’s revenue and profit expectations for the latest quarter.