By Amanda Cooper LONDON (Reuters) -Stocks edged up on Thursday, while growing expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut ...

JPMorgan Chase & Co. expects the dollar to soften next year on easier US monetary and fiscal policy, but cautioned that ...

The government's latest jobs data could affect whether Federal Reserve officials continue their push to ease borrowing costs.

The yen softened on Wednesday even as expectations rose that the Bank of Japan could hike rates next month, while sterling ...

In the currency market, the Japanese yen was in the spotlight, having strengthened to 156.375 per dollar from nearly 158 a week ago. Investors are watching for possible intervention from Tokyo after ...

The last piece of inflation data the Federal Reserve will see before its pivotal December meeting to debate another ...

To reduce persistently high inflation, the Federal Reserve announced a third consecutive "jumbo" interest hike of 0.75% Wednesday, further increasing the cost of debt for credit cards, vehicle ...

Global stocks advanced for a second straight session on Monday as rising expectations for a December rate cut from the U.S.

Yields on gilts were little changed ahead of Wednesday’s U.K. budget as markets remained calm on increased expectations of a Fed rate cut in December.

The average rate on a 30-year U.S. mortgage edged higher for the third week in a row, though it remains close to its low ...