US consumer confidence edged lower in May as rising gasoline prices and growing concerns over the economic fallout from the conflict involving Iran continued to pressure household sentiment.Data released Tuesday by the Conference Board showed its consumer confidence index slipped 0.7 point to 93.1 in May, slightly above economists’ expectations…
The ASX 200 Index remained in a tight range while Australian bond yields fell after the latest consumer inflation…
Japan’s underlying inflation picked up in April on a new Bank of Japan measure that strips out one-off policy…
British shop price inflation accelerated in May as retailers faced higher energy bills and disruption linked to the Iran…
British retailers continued to report weak sales activity in May as consumer demand remained under pressure, although the downturn…
The NZD/USD exchange rate pulled back today, May 25, as forex traders for the upcoming Reserve Bank of New…
President Donald Trump’s deal with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is drawing some notable critics who believe…
Kevin Warsh delivered his first public speech as chair of the Federal Reserve on Friday, outlining a reform-focused vision…
Iran’s tightening grip on the Strait of Hormuz has left global energy markets and shipping in turmoil, with The…