Europe’s economy ended 2025 on a steady but restrained footing, with growth holding at modest levels across both the euro area and the wider European Union.

Kevin Warsh’s expected appointment as the next chair of the Federal Reserve is reshaping how investors think about the future of U.S. monetary policy.

Warnings about America’s financial future are growing louder, and one of the most persistent critics of U.S. economic policy says the system is approaching a point where it can no longer be patched over.

Rising anxiety about job security is becoming increasingly visible in U.S. household surveys, even as official labor indicators remain relatively stable.

Germany’s inflation rate moved higher at the start of the year, pointing to lingering price pressures after months of cooling.

China’s role in global markets is quietly changing, and fresh capital flow data shows why investors are paying closer attention.

U.S. producer price inflation surprised to the upside in December, with the Producer Price Index for final demand rising 3.0% year over year, above market expectations of 2.7%.

Growing uncertainty around U.S. economic and political decision-making is pushing global investors to reassess where they allocate capital.

President Donald Trump has announced his choice for the next chair of the US Federal Reserve, nominating Kevin Warsh to lead the central bank.

Washington has opened a new front in its pressure campaign against Cuba, this time by targeting the flow of oil rather than Havana directly.

Homebuyers are backing out of deals at the fastest pace ever recorded for December, adding fresh pressure to an already strained U.S. housing market.

US consumer confidence is showing clear signs of distress, adding to growing concerns that the world’s largest economy may already be slipping into recession.