Economic

Divergent cut expectations for the Fed and the ECB, reflecting economic conditions. The ECB and the BoC are seen cutting in July; the RBA might not cut rates this year…

Israel's retaliatory strike on Iran overnight triggered an initially big reaction across asset classes, although markets appear moderately less concerned at the European market open.

The British Pound fell after lower-than-expected retail sales data. This adds to a weak week for the Pound versus the Euro and Dollar.

Carbon dioxide emission taxes, prices and markets have been touted as key to stopping global heating...

Federal Reserve is worried about rising inflation expectations in the bond market, which could force them to raise interest rates even though they prefer not to. This could hurt the popular strategy of expecting short-term rates to stay low.

The minimum wage increase is just the latest example of why California's economy is starting to struggle – and America shouldn't count on Gov. Gavin Newsom to fix it.

U.S. President Joe Biden's push to triple tariffs on Chinese steel imports strikes a mostly symbolic blow on an industry facing bigger concerns over faltering local demand and threats of even stronger blowback against China's surging exports.

Bitcoin liquidates shorts as seesaw BTC price moves accompany changing geopolitical signals.

The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate reached 7.50% this week, the highest all year. It's because of a “hotter-than-expected inflation report and the Fed's confirmation that interest rate cuts will be delayed,” ...

The United States is an outlier among advanced economies, so how much signal should policymakers elsewhere take from recent upside surprises on US inflation? Less than some people seem to think.