US consumer prices likely to show smaller gain in June than May
The Labor Department reports on U.S. consumer prices in June.
Fed survey: US economy expanding in all regions of country, helped by consumer spending
A Federal Reserve survey indicates the economy kept expanding in all regions of the country in June and early July, helped by strength in consumer spending.
Chairwoman Janet Yellen to deliver Federal Reserve report on monetary policy to Congress
Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen has some good news for Congress this week about the health of the labor market.
Euro strength to feature as ECB's Draghi faces European lawmakers amid grim industrial data
ECB President Mario Draghi is likely to face questions on what can be done to reduce the value of the euro when he faces lawmakers at the European Parliament later, amid further signs that the recovery in the 18-country eurozone is faltering.
Gold prices climb on expectations the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates low
Gold prices climbed Wednesday amid expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates at record lows.
Fed minutes show officials split on best way to signal when first rate increase might occur
Federal Reserve officials had differing views on the best way to signal to financial markets when they might raise a key short-term interest rate.
The Dollar’s Show is Not Over Yet, But the Fat Lady’s Warming Up
It is obvious the dollar will lose its reputation as a store of value if it hasn’t already. It’s only a matter of time.
The Dollar’s Show is Not Over Yet, But the Fat Lady’s Warming Up
It is obvious the dollar will lose its reputation as a store of value if it hasn’t already. It’s only a matter of time.
The Dollar’s Show is Not Over Yet, But the Fat Lady’s Warming Up
It is obvious the dollar will lose its reputation as a store of value if it hasn’t already. It’s only a matter of time.
Markets Grudgingly Accept Imminent Tapering
Investors are grudgingly accepting a sooner-rather-than-later end to Fed easy money policies, which should prevent a full-blown taper tantrum.
Bank of Japan Unveils Massive Stimulus Plan
Japan's central bank unleashed a $1.4 trillion, open-ended asset program Thursday as Tokyo looks to jumpstart the economy after decades of stagnation.
FOXBusiness.com's Biggest 2015 Hits
There was no shortage of news this year, even in the doldrums of summer: Whether it was the Greek financial crisis, speculation over China’s economic demise, the first interest rate hike in nearly a decade or the chaos of the campaign trail as the candidates vie for the White House in 2016. As 2015 winds down, we wanted to thank our readers for their interest and share some of our most read stories over the past year. Have a Happy and Healthy New Year! The FOXBusiness.com Team
Former Fed President Urges Negative Interest Rates
A former president of the Federal Reserve just came out in support for negative interest rates, in effect, forcing consumers and companies to “pay to save.”
With Eye on Turbulent Markets, Fed Won't Be Raising Rates Again
Since no rate hike is expected, investors will instead be looking for the Fed to backtrack somewhat on its optimistic forecasts for 2016.
Even if the central bank hikes rates later this year, managers still see bond funds holding up
Relief washed over the bond market this week after the Federal Reserve decided to hold off on hiking interest rates.
Q&A: What to expect from the Federal Reserve on rates and how financial markets may react
This month's Federal Reserve policy meeting could signal the end of an era.
Stock and bond mutual funds of all types racked up more gains in first 3 months of the year
Sometimes, nearly everyone wins.
Low yields mean mutual fund managers forecast muted returns, if any, from bonds in 2015
Don't expect much from your bond mutual fund next year.
Stock fund managers see more gains, but smaller and in a more jagged fashion than prior years
Stocks can keep climbing next year, tacking even more gains onto their phenomenal run of the last five-plus years.
Rising Interest Rates Won't Necessarily Derail Real-Estate Funds
The threat of rising interest rates is raising real fears about real-estate mutual funds.