Trump may have to strike a deal with Democrats in Congress as fiscal deadlines loom.

It’s now possible for foreign firms to play leading roles in restructuring key parts of Japan’s business architecture.

The US central bank chief’s post-decision briefing offers investors another chance to figure out his comms strategy.

The shortfall in Paris isn’t as large, but the country has little room to raise more revenue.

As 10-year yields surge, the Treasury Secretary talks up bond returns

The incoming cohort of US senators will face crucial questions about Social Security’s finances on their watch.

The measure is ‘state-guided and supply heavy,’ according to JPMorgan Chase economists.

Commodity experts are warning not to get too comfortable with the idea that cost-of-living strains will soon be over.

Despite half a decade of inflation, households keep consuming.

Key data this week may either cool or reinforce investor views of a hawkish Fed

The deepening imbalance could lead to stark consequences for the rest of the world.

Revamping government debt issuance is an attempt at a short-term fix for “long-term problems”

Companies have deployed them in myriad ways, with economists seeing some bump for consumers

Fed Chair Warsh sells rate hike as a reflection of a strengthening economy

The US central bank chief is under pressure to deliver on his tough line on consumer-price growth by overseeing an interest-rate hike.

Treasury chief wants no pause in development, and blasts AI firms over their communication.

Xi Jinping’s prioritization of national security may not hobble China’s innovation and entrepreneurial growth.

Whether it’s oil, the yen, or Treasury yields, Bessent challenges investors to bet against him

A twin announcement of a BOJ rate hike and a GPIF allocation adjustment could offer a one-two punch that boosts the currency.

Chair Warsh’s speech contrasts with New York Fed president’s take.