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Surprising job growth in the US reduces expectations for further interest rate cuts, signaling a robust economy.
As President-elect Trump steps into office, he inherits a strong job market with low unemployment rates and rising wages, despite economic uncertainties.
The US job market remains robust with 256,000 jobs added in December, lowering unemployment to 4.1%, but concerns linger over high-interest rates.
US stocks fell significantly as December's jobs report raised inflation fears, impacting investor confidence and market trends.
Trump criticizes Governor Newsom for California's wildfires as Biden promises aid for recovery efforts amid growing devastation.
Stocks and bonds plummet as strong job market data raises interest rate fears and inflation concerns, impacting global markets.
The Justice Department pushes to release Jack Smith's report on Trump's indictments before the January 20 inauguration deadline.
Elon Musk admits cutting US$2 trillion from the federal budget is a long shot, acknowledging challenges in achieving spending goals.
US stocks dropped sharply following a positive jobs report, raising concerns about future interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
Traders foresee the Fed cutting rates only once in 2025, driven by robust job market data and cautious economic outlook.
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