"You don't want to tighten any longer than you have to," Goolsbee told National Public Radio in an interview. "And the reason you'd want to tighten is if you're afraid the economy is overheating, and ...

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Unemployment in Texas rose moderately in July, suggesting that Hurricane Beryl had a minor impact on the labor market and confirming the sharp slowdown in U.S. job growth last m ...

(Reuters) -The spate of regulatory investigations into wealth managers' cash sweep programs could hurt their credit ratings, Moody's (NYSE:MCO) Ratings warned on Thursday, underscoring the threat to t ...

BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany's coalition government reached a deal on Friday to narrow its 2025 budget deficit target from 17 billion euros ($19 billion) down to 12 billion euros, in a compromise aimed a ...

DHAKA (Reuters) - Student demonstrators who ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have rejected calls from Bangladesh's two main political parties for quick elections and are considering creating their ...

Here's your guide to the week ahead in financial markets from Ira Iosebashvili and Lewis Krauskopf in New York, Naomi Rovnick and Nina Chestney in London, and Kevin Buckland in Tokyo.1/ JACKSON HOLE C ...

(Reuters) - Japanese investment data on Friday confirmed what the sliding yen had been pointing to all week, that after a scary burst of turmoil global investors were back to betting on the Bank of Ja ...