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Washington (AFP) - The US Federal Reserve is poised to slow its interest rate hikes next week, economists say, as central bankers' most forceful moves in decades to fight inflation ripple through the economy.

Moscow provides Germany with power, and the Chinese buy the company’s cars in their thousands, but now war and global tensions are darkening the diplomatic weather

Where 20 leading forecasters foresee home prices going in 2023.

Even in a country with automatic increases to pay and benefits, there are concerns over the cost of living

Companies featuring in this week's round-up include Newcastle International Airport and Houghton International

A lower-than-expected cap on Russian crude prices, as well as the potential for improving China demand, has oil prices on the move Monday.

Investors are keeping a close eye on areas ranging from US Treasury market illiquidity to Japanese government debt

Washington (AFP) - US job gains were unexpectedly robust in November despite efforts to cool the economy, while unemployment held steady and wages ticked up, the government reported Friday.

Energy price rises ease while the pace of increasing food costs accelerates, with all eyes on the ECB’s next rate call

Stocks finished higher Tuesday, thanks in part to thin holiday trading volumes and an overnight pullback for the U.S. dollar.

Stock futures nudge higher as dollar retreats; oil prices steady as OPEC report, demand bets unsettle markets; GameStop edges higher after reports of Carl Icahn short; Zoom slumps after cutting sales outlook in 'challenging' environment and Dell Technologies slips lower as profit outlook clouds solid Q3 earnings.