Radmilla Suleymanova

The US is fac­ing ris­ing re­ces­sion fears even as eco­nom­ic in­di­ca­tors point to mixed sig­nals.

In­fla­tion is on the minds of Amer­i­can vot­ers as they head to the polls next month to de­cide who will con­trol Con­gress.

US stocks are in a free fall as re­ces­sion fears and a slew of un­cer­tain­ties re­turn af­ter a brief late sum­mer ral­ly.

Why are day traders bet­ting on flail­ing com­pa­nies? Who is mak­ing the mon­ey? And what’s a meme stock any­way?

With the pause on stu­dent loan pay­ments ex­pir­ing at end of Au­gust, will Joe Biden give bor­row­ers a break and ex­tend it?

While re­ces­sion fears may have cooled for now, the Fed is like­ly to be more bold with its rate hikes at fu­ture meet­ings.

De­mand for labour seems to be grad­u­al­ly slow­ing, and salary growth is lag­ging be­hind in­fla­tion.

Back-to-back GDP slow­down, Fed rais­es rates, high­er prices and oth­er eco­nom­ic high­lights from a busy week.

The US cen­tral bank is dou­bling down on fight­ing the high­est in­fla­tion in over 40 years.

What con­sumers feel­ing the pain of ris­ing food and fuel prices need to know.