Gold prices rebounded on Friday, buoyed by heightened expectations of a September rate cut following comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at the central bank’s Jackson Hole symposium.

The timing collides awkwardly with the Fed’s shifting mandate. Powell may be pivoting toward jobs, but headline inflation is about to get a tariff kicker just as the central bank tries to ease policy.

Powell walked off stage at Jackson Hole having managed a tightrope act—just dovish enough to out-flank a market leaning ...

Markets enter a defining week following Friday's dramatic turnaround that saw the S&P 500 ($SPX) (SPY) and Dow hit new highs ...

The president’s attempts to control monetary policy became the dominant yet unspoken theme at the annual central bankers’ ...

INVESTORS could take the opportunity to hunt for bargains ahead of this Thursday’s Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) policy meeting, analysts said, with a lift also likely from the increased ...

The Fed is supported by structures that protect its independence, but anyone who doubts Trump’s desire and willingness to bend it towards his will is kidding themself, as we have already seen with his ...

This year, the Fed’s Jackson Hole symposium, which wrapped up Saturday, was at times a tense affair and drove home how ...

While not committing to action, Fed Chair Powell signaled a shift in monetary policy. Nvidia’s earnings release on Wednesday ...

Buoyed by Jerome Powell's dovish signals at the Jackson Hole Symposium, experts believe the Indian stock market may stabilise ...

Share prices are expected to trade sideways with an upward bias this shortened trading week, buoyed by positive signals from ...

Indication of a potential US Federal Reserve rate cut may trigger optimism in the domestic equity market, with investors’ ...