Asia shares rose on Thursday, tracking gains on Wall Street following a see-saw session, while US Treasury yields came under pressure after mixed economic data.

According to the LSEG data, a quarter-point Fed cut is fully priced for July, with markets expecting 46.3 percentage points of cuts by the December meeting. Meanwhile, markets have priced in around 94 ...

In the US, a resilient labor market is keeping the Federal Reserve on alert as Trump's policies and threats drive bond yields ...

Shares in Australia, Japan and South Korea rose, while stocks in mainland China and Hong Kong fluctuated in opening trade ...

TOKYO (Reuters) -The U.S. dollar slumped to an eight-week trough to the yen and lingered near a one-month low versus sterling ...

The U.S. dollar slumped to an eight-week trough to the yen and lingered near a one-month low versus sterling on Thursday, as ...

A wild week in the currency markets has left hedge funds heading for the exits on their dollar trades and turning their attention toward the Japanese yen.

Stubborn consumer-price growth was bothering much of the world even before Trump entered the White House. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Asian markets mixed as US-China trade tensions rise. Hang Seng dips, Nikkei holds steady, and ASX 200 gains on Wall Street ...

This article looks into the latest developments in U.S. monetary policy, the broader implications and the uncertain path ahead.