Politics

A resolution would end the levies on tariffs the president imposed by executive order on Canada last February.

Washington is considering seizing additional tankers involved in illegal oil trade.

From Andrew Jackson to Donald Trump, presidents love to hate the central bank.

Simple fixes could prevent student loan delinquencies, Constantine Yannelis writes in a guest commentary.

Japan’s first female leader needs to fulfill pledges to cut taxes and increase spending without spooking bond investors.

The January jobs report is coming this week, the robot revolution is getting real, Hims & Hers backs down on Wegovy knockoff, and more news to start your day.

Investors are awaiting the release of the January jobs report, which was delayed a week because of the shutdown, and the CPI data for January.

The oldest cryptocurrency has sunk 45% from its all-time high set last October.

The price of oil rose after indirect talks between the U.S. and Iran.

The hedge fund founder sees the 70%-plus move in gold over the past year and dollar weakness as signs that doubts about the value of money are growing.

Anyone who agrees the S&P 500 could cross that landmark can mimic the private-market trades by trading call options on the State Street SPDR S&P 500 ETF.

Ultimately the president may have lost leverage over the central bank by virtue of the Justice Department investigation into Jerome Powell.

The IRS is considering the impacts of Winter Storm Fern.

The country’s Supreme Court ruled that a contract allowing a unit of Hong Kong’s CK Hutchison to operate ports at both ends of the canal is invalid.

Global oil benchmarks fall as geopolitical tensions ease.

Trump-Xi detente continues, Fed’s Lisa Cook says inflation progress has stalled, Bitcoin falls below $70,000, and more news to start your day.

The U.S. is bent on ensuring domestic supplies of critical minerals, but the stocks of mining companies in the sector are falling.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said at a congressional hearing Wednesday that the president has the right to interfere with the decision-making of the Federal Reserve.

In a social media post, Trump said the call included discussions about his planned trip to China in April.

Solar stocks took a battering last year after President Donald Trump’s signature tax bill cut clean-energy subsidies.

House GOP lawmakers overcame some last-minute holdouts to end the impasse that has kept the government closed since Saturday.

The Citadel founder also said he may become involved in public service “at a future point.”

One possibility is that none of the developments have changed the math on interest rates. That could change.

Last month, the Senate Banking Committee scrapped a plan to vote on a bill that would set rules around digital asset trading.

It involves lower tariffs and a new agreement on oil purchases.