US economic activity is expected to downshift in the third quarter, but not enough to trigger a recession warning.

August US nominal retail sales rose more strongly than anticipated, but volume growth remains range-bound with consumers wary of potential tariff-induced price hikes and broadening evidence of a cooling jobs market.

The White House has turned its attention to the Bureau of Labor Statistics after a series of steep payroll revisions rattled confidence in the government’s jobs data.

In this video, Ira Epstein discusses the mixed performance in the stock market with the Nasdaq and S&P up, while the Dow and Russell are down.

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) strengthens against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday, with USD/CAD extending losses for the second straight day and dropping to its lowest level since September 1.

After opening the day higher, the benchmark indices continued their upward momentum, ended the session in green.

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Headline industrial production rose 0.1%% in August, but after revisions to prior months, the net was a decline of -0.1% compared with the initial reading last month for July.

The US dollar is trading with a softer bias against nearly all the G10 currencies.

The EUR/USD pair is testing key resistance near 1.1785, with bullish momentum suggesting a possible run toward the psychological 1.20 level if the Fed confirms further rate cuts.

At long last, the Federal Reserve is on the verge of resuming rate cuts.

The USD/JPY pair fell for a second consecutive session on Tuesday, with the Japanese yen strengthening to around 147.19 JPY per US dollar.

S&P 500 keeps pushing higher within an impulse, and there's room for further gains this year from a technical perspective and by the Elliott wave model.

This week’s interest rate decision is the event that markets are glued to.

The Euro reaches fresh two-month highs at 1.1800, buoyed by the US Dollar's weakness.

The S&P 500 confirmed its bullish stance after a remarkable continuation after jumping past the 6500 level.

As the FOMC meeting approaches, expectations are for the Federal Reserve to cut its benchmark rate to around 3.6% by year-end.

The dollar is drifting lower ahead of tomorrow evening's FOMC meeting.

BTC/USD steadies above $125K with ETF inflows supporting price, but weakening momentum signals risk of a pullback toward 107,100 before any push to 120,000.

Indian share markets are trading higher today, with the Sensex trading 178 points higher, and the Nifty is trading 46 points higher.