Officials, who are meeting this week, are divided over when the inflation data will justify further reductions.

The official figures will help determine the RBA’s next interest rate call, but fund managers will also be watching quarterly reports from ASX mining companies.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Bridging the narrowing divide between TradFi and FinTech. The Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Markets Committee (FOMC) concluded its two-day meeting with a widely anticipated quarter ...

We’re not the only ones flying a little bit blind these days, thanks to the government shutdown, which shows no signs of restoring federal services and paychecks nationwide. Interest rates for home equity, auto and student loans are also on this impaired ...

Social Security’s COLA announcements are a big deal for a reason. For many seniors, Social Security is their only source of income. So a larger COLA versus a smaller one could spell the difference between being able to cover retirement expenses versus having to skimp on essentials.

Recently released federal data shows the rate of improper payment in Minnesota's Medicaid program is far below the national average, the state's Department of Human Services says.

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The shock fall in the unemployment rate means a February rate hikes is a real possibility. But there are three reasons the RBA should take its time before strangling growth.

Unemployment data released on Friday was not warmly greeted by millions of Americans. The overall unemployment rate ticked up to 4.3% in August, up from 4.2% in July. And just 22,000 jobs were added to the economy in the month. Additionally, revised data ...