EUR/USD rises further to near 1.1350 as the US Dollar remains under pressure due to Moody’s downgrade to the US credit rating.

Sponsored content Andrew Gillham of Team Asset Management offers this week’s market review THE stock market rally fuelled by the White House’s temporary rollback of its Liberation Day tariffs ...

A new report by Goldman Sachs finds that while larger tax cuts will yield a bigger growth boost, the drag on economic growth ...

SINGAPORE] Moody’s downgrade of the US’ credit rating by a notch (Aaa to Aa1) shouldn’t have come as a big surprise. Earlier ...

Additionally, U.S. crude stockpiles increased by approximately 2.5 million barrels for the week ending May 16, according to ...

U.S. Treasury yields ticked higher on Wednesday as investors closely monitored discussions on the budget bill and federal ...

The credit ratings agency said India is in a better position than many other emerging markets to handle the tariff challenges ...

U.S. Dollar Index falls to 99.50 after Fed officials flag soft confidence and Moody’s cuts U.S. credit rating. Moody’s downgrade cites rising debt, forecasting U.S. federal debt to hit 134% of GDP by ...

Recent tensions between Pakistan and India, including the May flare-up, are likely to have a greater negative impact on ...

The bottom line: "The U.S. fiscal deficits are too large and they need to be brought down," Gopinath told the FT. "It should ...

Geoffrey Dennis, independent emerging markets commentator, said India has been less in focus recently as investor attention shifts to other markets benefiting from trade deal developments.

The effects of US tariffs will likely be muted for most infrastructure sub-sectors as they cater mostly to domestic demand, ...