With the death of Margaret Thatcher and the ensuing profusion of commentary on her legacy, it is worth looking back at an overlooked chapter in her story.
Federal Reserve policymakers voted to make no changes to the central bank's ongoing stimulus programs in a meeting on Tuesday, after which it announced a more upbeat outlook for the job market and the global economy...
Investors continue to seek safety...
Your daily recap on precious metals...
Your daily recap on precious metals...
Instead of speculating on Chinese stimulus programs, investors should take notice that other trends in the precious metal bull market are gaining strength...
German Chancellor Angela Merkel called for a more unified drive to spur economic growth in the euro zone on Tuesday, saying countries should link energy grids and trade expertise in labor law...
Officials say the ECB's options for stimulating lending range from loosening collateral criteria so that financial institutions have more access to ECB cash, to offering them longer-term loans to ease the flow of credit to the economy...
The Federal Reserve does not yet have enough support to adopt a formal inflation target, even as the central bank moves toward providing more guidance on future interest rates, according to minutes of the last meeting released on Tuesday...
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said today that the central bank is prepared to take additional steps to boost U.S. economic growth, while he cautioned lawmakers against making moves to balance the budget that would harm recovery efforts...
Bernanke urged Congress and the White House not to focus so much on cutting spending in the long term as to ignore their obligations to the U.S. economy in the short term...
President Obama's proposed job-creation package, which he will present before Congress on Thursday in a nationally televised event, will institute some $300 billion in tax cuts and government spending...
Here's everything you need to know about today's trading action...
U.S. consumer confidence declined in August to its lowest level since November 2008, while consumer expectations declined to their lowest level since May 1980 as fear for another recession takes root...
Chairman Ben Bernanke proposed no new steps by the Federal Reserve to stimulate the economy in a speech Friday from an annual economic conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming...