U.S. Economy

A strong GDP reading for the second quarter won't derail a September interest rate cut say analysts.

The Pound to Dollar exchange rate's advance has paused just short of the 1.30 barrier. Upcoming U.S. retail sales and UK inflation figures will determine whether a deeper pullback now emerges.

The Dollar fell notably after the U.S. reported that inflation shrunk last month, indicating the likelihood of an interest rate cut in September.

The Dollar was sold after a U.S. labour market report showed conditions continuing to cool, bolstering expectations for an interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve at the September policy meeting.

The Dollar was lower after a U.S. labour market survey printed softer than anticipated and boosted the odds of an interest rate cut at the Federal Reserve in September.

The Federal Reserve can consider an interest rate cut in September according to analysts reacting to a key inflation reading that has fallen to a three-year low.

There are high odds the U.S. economy could be in recession by 2025, according to a new assessment by BCA Research.

The Federal Reserve is on course to cut interest rates in September and again in December, according to economists.

The Dollar was sold widely and stock markets rallied after U.S. inflation printed below expectations.

Dollar exchange rates rallied after the U.S. printed red-hot job numbers that will raise questions of whether an interest rate cut in 2024 is at all tenable.

Dollar exchange rates rose across the board after the U.S. services PMI beat expectations and eased fears that the economy was sliding into recession.

US growth expectations have dramatically decreased, raising concerns about an impending recession, says Albert Edwards, Société Générale SA's chief global strategist.

New labour market figures from the U.S. show further cooling in conditions, raising fears that the U.S. economy is sliding into a recession.

The Pound to Dollar exchange rate hit its highest level in 12 weeks on Tuesday amidst renewed USD weakness and analysts see potential for further advances if upcoming U.S. job figures disappoint.

The Dollar was softer after a key measure of U.S. inflation undershot expectations, keeping alive expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates later this year.

Here’s something that might surprise you: US core inflation is at 2% and has been since last July.

Expectations for a Federal Reserve (Fed) rate cut in September are gaining traction, shaping market sentiment and the Dollar's movement.

Pound Sterling rallied against the Dollar after a key U.S. inflation print undershot expectations and retail sales showed a notable retracement in spending during April.

Dollar exchange rates soon recovered following news that prices at U.S. producers rose sharply last month, giving rise to fears inflation continues to accelerate.

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Dollar exchange rates were flattened by a decidedly soft U.S. jobs report that brings a Federal Reserve rate cut looming into sight.