US Adds More Jobs than Expected, Creates 304,000 jobs in January
US Adds More Jobs than Expected, Creates 304,000 jobs in January Businesses in the United States of America created more jobs than expected in the…
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Fed Continues Wait-and-See Approach
Fed Continues Wait-and-See Approach The Federal Reserve left interest rate unchanged at 2.5 per cent in its first monetary policy meeting of the year. According…
U.S. Agencies Reopen as Trump Capitulates to Pelosi in Shutdown Fight
U.S. Agencies Reopen as Trump Capitulates to Pelosi in Shutdown Fight Federal agencies affected by the 35-day partial shutdown began reopening after President Donald Trump…
Venezuela Breaks Diplomatic Ties With U.S.
Venezuela Breaks Diplomatic Ties With U.S. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said Wednesday that the United States had attempted to stage a coup in the country….
U.S Companies Create Most Jobs in 10 Months; Add 312,000 in December
U.S Companies Create Most Jobs in 10 Months; Add 312,000 in December U.S. companies created the most jobs in 10 months as both labor participation…
US Delegates to Travel to Beijing in January
US Delegates to Travel to Beijing in January Delegates from the U.S. will be meeting with Chinese officials in early January to discuss the trade…
U.S. Stocks Drop to 20-Month Low
U.S. Stocks Drop to 20-Month Low Growing uncertainty in the U.S. amid government shutdown continued to weigh on equities as investors look to safe haven for…
Trump Discussed Possibility of Firing Jerome Powell Amid Stock Rout
Trump Discussed Possibility of Firing Jerome Powell Amid Stock Rout The report that president Trump is discussing the possibility of firing Federal Reserve Chair, Jerome…
Fed Hikes Rate for the Fourth Time in 2018
Fed Hikes Rate for the Fourth Time in 2018 The Federal Reserve on Wednesday raised interest rates for the fourth time in 2018, despite pressure…
US Economy Creates 155,000 Jobs in November
US Economy Creates 155,000 Jobs in November The world’s largest economy U.S. created 155,000 jobs in November, less than the 198,000 widely expected by economists….