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Economic growth likely slowed to its weakest pace in a year and a half to end 2023, possibly setting the stage for a more pronounced slowdown ahead, according to Wall Street economists.

Markets have become less convinced that the Federal Reserve is ready to press the button on interest rate cuts, an issue that cuts at the heart of where the economy and stocks are headed.

Corporate debt defaults soared last year and could be a problem again in 2024 as cash-strapped companies deal with the burden of high interest rates, S&P Global Ratings reported Tuesday.

The Turkish lira

 hit a fresh record low against the U.S. dollar on Thursday, trading at 30.005 to the greenback just before noon local time.

Bitcoin’s futures premium indicates that the bullish momentum is no longer present, so is BTC price at risk of a trend reversal?

Investing.com -- U.S. stock futures edge lower on Monday with all-important inflation data out of the worldʼs largest economy due later this week. Elsewhere, Boeing (NYSE:BA) shares fall premarket as the planemaker and U.S. regulators reportedly discuss the criteria for safety inspections after a dangerous mid-air fuselage breach. Meanwhile, an executive at the electric vehicle division of Chinaʼs Evergrande is detained on suspicion of "illegal crimes."

 A flurry of data should give markets a clearer sense of how fast inflation is falling globally, as turmoil in the Red Sea and oil price gains renews angst over price pressures.

A U.S. court on Friday upheld a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) order to block IQVIA’s acquisition of DeepIntent, a healthcare advertising firm, as it may harm competition.

(Reuters) - The final month of 2023 featured a rush of data about the health of the U.S. economy and the state of price increases that a number of Federal Reserve officials saw as reassuring signs that their long fight against inflation was on track to end with a "soft landing."