After years of hibernation, will the US economy rouse itself for a big comeback over the next couple of years? With an incoming Republican
After rallying to 16 month highs on the back of the OPEC output deal, oil is falling as a result of record OPEC production, complicating the proposed cuts.
Investors need to pay attention to the “negatives” of President-elect Donald Trump’s policies, bond guru Bill Gross said in a Tuesday missive to investors.
China’s investment is transforming its smaller Southeast Asian neighbors like never before while helping turn Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar into bigger destinations
Major oil producers from around the globe managed to strike a deal to help the market find a balance between demand and a glut of supplies that has weighed on prices
The Bloomberg Barclays Global Aggregate Total Return Index lost 4 percent in November, the deepest slump since the gauge’s inception in 1990.
First there was Brexit, then Donald Trump. Will Italy deliver the next shock to the political establishment?
Noise, noise, noise. Of the OPEC kind. It has been a wild ride where crude is concerned, with prices soaring to $49 a barrel
“US equity investors have focused ‘more on hope than fear’ since Donald Trump’s election,” Goldman Sachs’ David Kostin said in a meaty 31-page note to clients. “Ironically,
The rebound in emerging markets is expected to be “sustained” as a strengthening U.S. economy under President-elect Donald Trump may help boost these economies,
"This is really OPECs last hurrah to have a real impact on the global market. When Trump comes in, it will be tougher to control prices," says Phil Flynn, senior energy analyst at PRICE Futures Group in Chicago.
Encouraged by better gold prices, global producers are set to increase capital spending next year with the rate at which they develop new mines and how those projects are funded
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries faces a difficult task on Wednesday when the 14 members of the oil-producing group
The Federal Reserve’s FOMC minutes from November, published last week, indicate that the odds of a tick higher in rates before year-end have increased,
This year has been particularly bad for many in the predictions business, but that isn’t stopping market forecasters from doing their thing.
