A crucial Senate hearing is set to examine Trump's Federal Reserve nominee, raising questions about central bank independence and the impact of politics on its decisions.

OPEC+ is considering increasing oil production at its upcoming meeting to regain dwindling market share. The move would define the organization's strategy in the face of pressure to lower prices and growing competition.

The UK Chancellor faces immense challenges in preparing the annual budget, seeking to balance repairing strained public finances while appeasing anxious markets and citizens.

Following a summer lull, Wall Street investors face potential volatility due to concerns about Fed independence and trade disputes. Analysts are closely watching employment data and alternative markets like gold.

President Trump affirms he will not reduce tariffs on India, criticizing high Indian tariffs and Russian oil purchases. India challenges US tariffs at the World Trade Organization.

The World Gold Council aims to digitize gold, aiming to revolutionize the $900 billion London gold market. This innovative approach seeks to expand gold's accessibility and utility in various financial transactions.

The United States conducted a military strike against a Venezuelan drug vessel, escalating tensions between the two countries. This action comes amid broader US efforts to combat drug trafficking in the Caribbean region.

President Javier Milei's government in Argentina is facing increasing pressure as the Peso weakens and concerns rise about its ability to implement economic reforms, prompting intervention in the currency market ahead of crucial elections.

Google avoided a potential breakup of its core businesses in a US antitrust case, partly thanks to the emergence of generative AI and increased competition in the search market.

This article analyzes the declining usage of the Federal Reserve's Reverse Repurchase Agreement, its causes, and its potential impact on financial markets, focusing on liquidity concerns and the Fed's stance.

As the deadline for government funding approaches, the US Congress faces an uphill battle due to partisan divisions and disputes over spending priorities.

India faces pressure from the US to reduce its imports of Russian oil. Despite this, India continues to benefit from significant discounts on Russian oil prices, raising questions about the impact on Russia's financing.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is facing increasing pressure from within his ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) following losses in the Upper House election. Potential resignations of key officials, coupled with ongoing economic challenges, have exacerbated his position, fueling speculation about an early election.

Christine Lagarde and Isabel Schnabel warn that undermining central bank independence could lead to higher borrowing costs and destabilize the global financial system. The article explores the risks associated with political interference in monetary policy.

This article explores Tesla's Master Plan Part 4, focusing on the company's vision for sustainable abundance through technological innovation, while considering the challenges and criticisms surrounding its implementation.

Israel is preparing for a large-scale offensive in Gaza City, the last declared stronghold of Hamas, raising concerns about a humanitarian disaster and broader strategic implications.

A major European private equity investor reveals that top Asian and Middle Eastern investors, including sovereign wealth funds, are requesting to avoid US assets due to the impact of Trump administration policies and trade uncertainty.

Ray Dalio warns that the US's economic and social policies are reminiscent of the 1930s, pointing to the dangers of increasing government intervention and accumulating debt.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro pledges armed resistance if the US attacks his country amid rising tensions and a US Navy deployment to the Caribbean.