Economics

The name of the game is ‘diversify,’ not ‘sell America.’

The price of Bitcoin has lagged behind gold and silver in 2026

The European Union and India struck a free-trade agreement Tuesday, strengthening their relationship amid tariff tension from the U.S.

Many of Trump’s tariff threats never become reality, but they still add to a deteriorating trade environment.

The price of gold surged past $5,000 for the first time ever. It isn't showing any signs of slowing.

USA Rare Earth surges on a government investment, while CoreWeave jumps following an announcement that Nvidia is making a $2 billion investment in the AI cloud company.

Wall Street is talking about the possibility of U.S. intervening in Japan’s currency crisis. Here is why the stock market cares so much.

Gold's recent rally has lifted mining company stocks with it.

The dollar is tumbling. There’s likely more weakness to come.

Gold and copper prices remain near record highs. But for very different reasons.

A new study finds that in a contest between the president and the Fed, “the president usually wins,” thereby “undermining Federal Reserve independence.”

Investors are looking forward to a busy week of earnings, including one-fifth of the S&P 500 companies, and four of the Magnificent Seven stocks reporting results this week.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act will lead to heftier payments, but taxpayers and retailers won’t benefit equally.

Nearly everyone expects the Fed to pause rate-cutting at its policy-setting meeting this week. The main attraction will be Chair Jerome Powell’s postmeeting news conference.

Winter Storm Fern is forecast to bring heavy snow and ice across a large portion of the country through Monday, with airlines canceling flights and retailers rushing to keep shelves stocked.

An expanding Fed balance sheet will drive up asset prices, Brij Khurana writes in a guest commentary.

Investors are looking for Big Tech to snap the market out of its January malaise.

With debt running at 200% of GDP, unfunded tax cuts could be a problem. Still, the PM is very popular, and Japan is a creditor nation with a currency that is seemingly fated to rebound.

The reading likely will reinforce policymakers’ cautious stance on rate cuts.

Wall Street has been fretting about a slowdown in spending that could weigh on demand for the Gillette owner’s products.

With the Greenland drama on ice, stocks are red hot once again.

Cryptocurrencies got a shot in the arm after President Trump said he would not impose trade tariffs on eight European countries over Greenland.

Stocks often do well during unsettled times. Here’s how to manage your investments when you’re tempted to flee the market.

The military incursion in Venezuela and prospects for the U.S. economy are prompting some wealthy individuals to consider living in another country