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Gold prices were under pressure from a stronger dollar ahead of an annual meeting of central bankers this week. » Read More
This came on expectations that the ECB will strike a cautious tone at the central bank conference this week. » Read More |
By: Sam Meredith
European markets were higher on Tuesday, building on gains in other markets as investors awaited the annual central banking conference in Jackson Hole later this week. » Read More |
Although searching for more new jobs, U.S. workers see little hope for higher pay. » Read More |
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Investors braced for North Korea's response to computer-simulated military exercises begun by South Korean and U.S. forces on Monday.
The dollar slumped on Monday amid geopolitical tension in North Korea, ahead of the annual central banking conference in Jackson Hole.
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Focus on a single policy could get reluctant Republicans back on Trump's side, Sara Fagen says.
If Gary Cohn ever wants to head the Federal Reserve, then he's likely to stay right where he is in the Trump administration.
The debt ceiling could play a role in the Fed's decision when to unwind their large bond portfolio.
Robert Kaplan said he would need to see evidence that prices will rise in the medium term to support another interest-rate hike.
Markets are worried that President Trump's key advisers and Cabinet members will distance themselves from him, just as corporate CEOs have done
A delay in tax reform, including proposed cuts in corporate taxes, would hurt stocks, says The Lindsey Group's chief market analyst.
Investors are counting on Trump aide Gary Cohn to help push through tax reform, Jeffrey Sonnenfeld tells CNBC.
By the charts and economic fundamentals, emerging market stocks look ready to run higher, according to Triogem's Tim Seymour.
The investment bank believes inflation will rise and the Fed will then raise rates.
President Donald Trump's turnabout on the violence in Charlottesville has led to rising speculation that some top officials may be looking for a way out.
Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager, breaks down what investors could expect from the Federal Reserve going forward.
Retailers are facing "revenue cliffs" and margin compression this year, and it's not clear to investors where the bottom is.
At their meeting in July, central bank officials discussed whether the rise in equity prices was posing broader financial dangers.
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