BERLIN (Reuters) -The risk of inflation is pointing downwards rather than upwards, Belgium's central bank governor, Pierre ...

Owning an entry-level home in the U.S. now costs more than twice as much per month as renting, new data shows.

The just-released minutes of the European Central Bank's June meeting show that most ECB members were concerned about a possible inflation undershoot. Important to stress 'most', but certainly not all ...

The U.S. economy had a different start to the year. Halfway through, the impulsive policy of President Donald Trump is also ...

The dollar rose as U.S. labor markets looked better than investors feared. June payroll data supported expectations the Federal Reserve wouldn’t cut interest rates.

The economy again beat expectations in June and added 147,000 jobs, an encouraging sign that the labor market is holding up while entering the second half of the year. The unemployment rate fell ...

Commenting on today’s US non-farm payrolls data, George Brown, Senior Economist at Schroders, said: ...

A private gauge of China's services sector activity expanded in June amid efforts by businesses to attract new customers. The Bank of Japan should be ready to resume policy tightening if U.S. trade ...