Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, US President Donald Trump said America would not become a “nation of renters,” placing housing affordability at the centre of his economic and political messaging ahead of the November midterm elections.
Says foreign demand for US debt remains strong despite European criticism of Trump administration
Russia, which produces more than 300 tonnes of gold annually, is among the top global miners, but its bullion has been barred from Western markets and delisted by the London Bullion Market Association since 2022
US stocks tumbled across the board, the dollar weakened, and long-term Treasury yields edged higher, an unusual combination that signalled growing unease among investors who have largely brushed aside geopolitical shocks in recent years
While the US remains a critical export destination, India’s trade exposure is now more diversified than during Trump 1.0. This has reduced the immediate impact of tariff shocks and given policymakers greater room to manoeuvre
The dollar retreated for a second day in Asian trading on Tuesday after threats from the White House towards the European Union over the future of Greenland triggered a broad selloff across US stocks and government bonds
Officials on both sides are aiming to formalise the first project ahead of Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s expected visit to the United States later this spring, the report said
While Donald Trump completes one year of his second US presidency, his wealth has surged dramatically. From cryptocurrency ventures and social media investments to global real estate deals and licensing income, Trump and his family have seen major financial gains, raising serious questions about conflicts of interest
US President Donald Trump said Friday there was no immediate need to invoke the Insurrection Act over protests against immigration raids in Minnesota, a day after threatening to use the law.
India, keen to position itself as a global export hub, has stepped up efforts to diversify its markets and product mix to cushion the impact of US tariffs
Minneapolis is witnessing renewed unrest after US immigration officers shot a Venezuelan man during a traffic stop, sparking protests and clashes. The incident follows the fatal shooting of US citizen Renee Good and growing anger over aggressive ICE raids, arrests of Americans, and Donald Trump’s threat to invoke the Insurrection Act
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt slammed a journalist after he asked about the recent US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conduct, specifically about the Minnesota shooting.
Senate Republicans voted to dismiss a war powers resolution Wednesday that would have limited President Donald Trump’s ability to conduct further attacks on Venezuela after two GOP senators reversed course on supporting the legislation.
Chevron is anticipated to be among several firms to receive approval from President Donald Trump's administration to operate in Venezuela, as oil producers, traders and refiners seek access to the country’s heavy crude following the US capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro
A week after the killing of Minnesota woman Renee Good by an ICE agent, US President Donald Trump said that the 37-year-old was a 'wonderful person' but her actions were 'pretty tough'
Solid consumer spending keeps growth resilient, but rising producer inflation complicates Fed rate-cut outlook
The Pentagon is integrating Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok into its classified and unclassified networks despite global backlash over explicit content, antisemitic posts, and regulatory probes. US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth says the move will accelerate military AI adoption and improve battlefield decision-making
Chinese media adopts the gaming phrase “kill line” to project China’s political edge over the US. China closed 2025 with its largest-ever trade surplus, clocking nearly $1.2 trillion
ECB, Bank of England, Bank of Canada and others warn political interference could destabilise global markets
Sticky price pressures underline ‘higher-for-longer’ stance as markets push rate-cut bets to 2026
Under recent agreements, the US government has committed $1 billion to L3Harris Technologies and $150 million to ATALCO
Global Rating Agency Fitch warns that US Fed independence is crucial for US sovereign rating
Oil major plans assessment visit even as Trump signals reluctance to allow its return after Maduro’s ouster
The US runs a sizeable surplus with Iran. In 2024, the US exported $90.2 million worth of goods to Iran and imported just $6.2 million, leaving an $84 million surplus. The trade figures are available until October 2025
US President Donald Trump’s clash with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has again escalated after the Justice Department issued subpoenas over Powell’s testimony on a $2.5 billion Fed renovation. Powell says the legal threat is a 'pretext' to pressure the central bank into cutting interest rates
The US Department of Justice on Sunday opened a criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair and an arch-rival of US President Donald Trump, Jerome Powell. Here's what the case is about
One of the most secretive American presidential aircraft, Boeing E-4B Nightwatch, widely known as the “Doomsday Plane", made a rare public appearance on Saturday, sparking concerns
The Washington National Opera (WNO) announced on Friday that it is moving its performances out of the John F Kennedy Centre, weeks after the institution changed its name to include US President Donald Trump
Renee Nicole Good, the 37-year-old woman who was shot dead in Minnesota, was seen saying 'everything is fine' and 'I'm not mad at you' seconds before an ICE agent in Minneapolis killed her, a video from an officer's perspective showed
Wall Street brokerage warns tech-led capital spending has become a key pillar of growth