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Fed could take the wheel from Trump and drive markets this week

The Federal Reserve could rival the White House as a source of volatility in the week ahead. Since he was

British consumers will be cautious about spending this year as inflation soars, but the country will avoid recession as the

The chancellor is likely to find it impossible to balance the books in the years ahead without increasing taxes or

Rising inflation weighed on the financial outlook of British households in January, a survey showed on Wednesday, an early sign

The gunman who killed 39 people in an Istanbul nightclub on New Year’s Day in an attack claimed by Islamic

British manufacturing growth climbed to a two-and-a-half-year high last month, fuelled by new orders from both home and abroad and

The U.S. dollar touched a 14-year high boosted by strong data, while upbeat figures out of China and Europe lifted

Britain’s ambassador to the European Union, who sometimes clashed with London over its approach to Europe, abruptly resigned less than

Shares in Lockheed Martin have fallen after President-elect Donald Trump said he would cut the cost of its F-35 Joint

Wilbur Ross, President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for Commerce secretary, told CNBC on Wednesday he wants to overhaul “dumb trade” deals