The strong data offered more hope that the U.S. economy will remain solid and avoid a long-feared recession following the worst inflation in generations. Excitement about the artificial-intelligence ...

As America waits with baited breath to see the results of the presidential election, there is another key decision which will ...

A measure of how much money is flowing through the economy has been contracting for more than a year, according to Ned Davis ...

Election Day can bring both excitement and anxiety. One financial expert is urging people to not let potential political ...

In a move that was largely expected, the European Central Bank (ECB) announced on October 17, to cut interest rates by a ...

Nearly a million Aussies have taken higher for longer interest rates into their own hands and refinanced their home loans, as ...

The US election on November 5 will determine foreign policy and economic strategies, with Trump and Harris in a tight race.

The election's outcome is uncertain, but historically, markets perform well under both parties, preferring gridlock to avoid major policy changes.

Polling day begins in earnest, as US citizens vote to elect either Kamala Harris or Donald Trump to the premier spot, as final polls predict a razor finish.

U.S. stock indexes are rising as voters head to the polls on the last day of the presidential election and as more data piles ...

The votes are in -- in two MarketWatch polls of readers. On both X and Instagram, readers said inflation was the issue that mattered most to them as they choose between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.