Crude oil prices began the week with an increase, despite conflicting signals from Washington regarding tariff negotiations with China.

Following downgrades to its growth outlooks for the U.S., U.K. and many Asian countries, the International Monetary Fund last week cut its euro zone forecast.

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Chinese policymakers on Monday sought to assuage concerns the broad U.S. tariffs could derail efforts to shore up a fragile ...

On the sidelines of the spring meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank last week, U.S. Treasury Secretary ...

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Sunday he doesn’t know whether President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have ...

Speaking before the Institute of International Finance, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent leveled criticism of the World Bank ...

The polling shows Trump’s handling of the economy is helping to drag him down. A majority — 53% — of people said the economy ...

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The US Dollar Index rose modestly last week after Donald Trump softened his tone about Jerome Powell. Here's why DXY crash ...