Statistics Canada says the Canadian economy was off to a solid start in January but early signs suggest growth hit a wall in February. The agency said Friday that real gross domestic product rose ...

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It appears investors were wrong about US President Donald Trump's second term in office. Instead of the Trump trade boosting markets, his fast-changing economic and trade policies have sent US ...

The numbers: The U.S. international trade deficit widened 34% in January to $131.4 billion ... Economists surveyed by the Wall Street Journal had predicted the deficit would widen to a seasonally ...

Rami's Heart, the nation's first permanent COVID memorial, started with a name written on a rock on the Belmar beach. Gradually it grew, and founder Rima Samman-Whitaker found a permanent home for it ...

OsakaWayne Studios via Getty Images Gold futures have rallied more than 11% year to date, hitting multiple record highs since January. Wall Street has attributed much of these gains to continued ...

Wall Street has plenty to look forward to next week, including a busy economic calendar that will culminate in a key inflation reading. There is also a massive initial public offering on deck.

US stocks plunged Friday and a broad selloff gripped Wall Street as investors digested slightly stubborn inflation data and weakening consumer sentiment while wrestling with continued tariff anxiety.

Financial markets are signaling that the risk of a recession is growing as tariff-related uncertainty and indicators of economic weakness spread fear across Wall ... from 14% in January.

Global sales are ‘imploding’ While electric vehicle sales in Europe shot up 34% overall in January, sales of Teslas plummeted 50%. Tesla’s sales fell 29% in China, the company’s second ...

If the last few months have proven anything, it’s that even a long-term bull run is still open to volatile market forces. The S&P 500 has ...

February payroll were 151,000, up from January’s downward revised 125,000. Economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal expected 170,000. Unemployment rises to 4.1% from 4%. Employment in the ...