The Federal Reserve's latest Monetary Policy Report to Congress, released on Friday, was upbeat about the state of the economy but warned about some concerning aspects of the financial system.

President Trump's flurry of executive actions and orders spark a critical question: Does he have the power he claims to have?

The neutral rate of interest that neither spurs nor slows growth in the eurozone is between 1.75% and 2.25%, according to the ...

Keynesian economics is a theory that government intervention is needed to stimulate demand and stabilize the economy, ...

With the government's focus on fiscal consolidation, experts anticipate the RBI will announce a 25 bps rate cut on February 7 ...

Federal Reserve officials on Wednesday pointed to the large policy uncertainty around tariffs and other issues arising from ...

The bond market is revealing a divergence between sovereign debt challenges and corporate financial stability, presenting a ...

Recent research has identified periods when the Federal Reserve intentionally acted to slow inflation when it exceeded ...

The IMF working paper explores how financially constrained firms are more attentive to economic conditions and react ...

Noting a hypothetical scenario, the bank said in its monetary policy report that if Canada and other nations slapped a ...

As US households have grown frustrated with years of high borrowing costs, President Donald Trump rode into office with a ...

Negative interest rates occur when prices begin to start dropping to low levels as the value of a nation's currency increases. At these times, central banks may resort to negative interest rates. The ...