Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the US continues to have a “strong dollar” policy under President Donald Trump.

The Federal Reserve has informed Wall Street banks that they will not be required to participate in climate stress tests, according to Bloomberg News. The decision affects lenders such as JPMorgan ...

Also, according to Bloomberg data analyzing the total return of U.S. mutual funds that are labeled “investment-grade” ( PFIG) ...

The Federal Reserve told six major U.S. banks they won't need to submit results from climate stress tests this year as the program was shut, according to a media report. In 2023, the central bank, ...

The Federal Reserve has told Wall Street banks that they won’t need to submit data for climate stress tests, according to ...

Trump’s arrival has added to pre-existing worries. Despite an International Monetary Fund official declaring in October that ...

An upcoming revision to US job growth will be substantial but probably not as bad as initially estimated, underscoring a ...

Stocks rose as the busiest day of the earnings season got underway, with a decline in Treasury yields boosting risk sentiment ...

A wild week in the currency markets has left hedge funds heading for the exits on their dollar trades and turning their ...

Bond traders can’t predict what US President Donald Trump will do next, but that uncertainty can be exploited to generate ...