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It may still tease and disappoint us, but it seems increasingly likely that an acceptable draft Brexit agreement may emanate from the corridors of power in Brussels shortly. It will set off a flurry...
A major shot of cold is headed to several parts of the United States in the coming days. The question is whether it’ll even be enough to partially lift natural gas prices from the doldrums of...
Tired of range-bound oil and gold markets? Take a look at America’s golden crop, corn, which is enticing investors to go long, just as other commodities are wilting under the weight of the...
This post was written exclusively for Investing.comThe latest ISM Manufacturing report sent shivers down the spines of investors when it came in at 47.8 versus analysts' expectations of 50.4 on the...
If only James Bullard had had his way. The head of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis was the only voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) who wanted to cut the Fed’s...
The greatest crisis in nearly 50 years for oil’s largest exporter appears to have ended in just 72 hours. Or has it?The greatest crisis in nearly 50 years for oil’s largest exporter...
Several Asia-Pacific central banks cut benchmark interest rates last week in a surprisingly vigorous way, and others are poised to follow suit as they use the leeway provided by rate cuts in the U.S....
Kathy Lien, Managing Director Of FX Strategy For BK Asset ManagementDaily FX Market Roundup August 1, 2019When we look back at this busy week nothing may matter more than news bombs and headline...
If the goal of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and his colleagues on the Federal Open Market Committee was to inspire confidence in investors, businesses and consumers to sustain economic...
Investing.com's Fed Rate Monitor Tool The U.S. Fed interest rate decision is one of the most closely followed economic events around the world as its stance can have a major impact on global...
The Federal Reserve is almost sure to disappoint investors at its monetary policy meeting tomorrow. It is all but certain to cut its benchmark federal funds rate by a quarter point, to 2.00-2.25 from...