LISBON, Jan 8 (Reuters) - European Central Bank policymaker Alvaro Santos Pereira urged governments to do more to lift growth in the euro zone, saying ECB policy had done its work to support the ...

Lansing — The price of electricity for residential customers in Michigan has more than doubled in the past 20 years, as broader financial pressures and a growing debate over data centers have put ...

In the social media age, everyone wants to be an influencer. Goldman Sachs predicts that by 2027, the influencer industry will grow to $500 billion. It’s not an overstatement to say that influencing ...

President Donald Trump’s administration is one of many governments around the world trying to reverse the decline in birth rates, which will continue over the next 75 years, new data shows. The U.S.

The Federal Reserve’s final monetary move of 2026 gave markets a clearer but still-incomplete vision of where interest rates might be heading next year—a year likely marked by continued concerns over ...

The U.S. Senate confirmed four of President Trump's nominees to the Tennessee Valley Authority's board. After an eight-month period without enough members, the board can now vote on policy changes.

Many mortgage lenders are cutting tracker and variable rates for existing customers as the dust settles on the Bank of England's decision to cut the base rate from 4% to 3.75% just days ago (on ...

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack said she saw no need to change U.S. interest rates for months ahead after the central bank cut borrowing costs at its last three meetings, The ...

Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack joins WSJ’s ‘Take On the Week’ to discuss interest rates, inflation and the importance of central bank independence. She shares insights on the labor market and ...

A decrease in oil supply drives up oil prices, which can raise unemployment and inflation. To counter adverse effects on inflation, a central bank may choose to increase its policy rate, potentially ...

U.S. government debt rallied over much of Thursday’s session, as bond traders appeared to embrace the Federal Reserve’s decision yesterday to deliver another interest-rate cut. Still, some investors ...

Fed Chair Powell’s hawkish rhetoric on rates in October, gave Morgan Stanley’s economists a bum steer. His message back then that another cut was far from a foregone conclusion persuaded Morgan ...