UNEMPLOYMENT

Markets are betting on another Federal Reserve rate cut

Traders reacted to an unemployment report that showed the jobless rate dropping to a half-century low.

Investors now expect Fed Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates again this month in light of weakening US data

“Traders driven by quantitative strategies are also seeing an ugly picture" -- Jameel Ahmad, global head of currency strategy and market research at FXTM

The aluminum body of a new 2015 Ford F-150 truck sits at the Ford Dearborn Truck Plant in Michigan

Prince Charles was worried that he made the wrong decision by buying Dumfries House ahead of the bank crisis in 2008.

Repairing or building new transportation infrastruce is one way Germany could invest in its economy

Bayer is set to lay off nearly 200 workers at its Mishawaka, Indiana, customer logistics service center.

A family walks past murals in an impoverished neighbourhood in the Israeli city of Ashkelon

The pound continues to suffer Brexit-fuelled volatility

More than 53,000 people lost their jobs in the U.S. in August, mainly because of Trump's trade war.

Powell spoke at an economic forum in Switzerland and assured interest rate decisions would be made on data, not political pressure

President Jair Bolsonaro came to power in January with an ambitious plan to spur Brazil's economic activity

Facing recession for the first time since the global financial crisis

Calls have increased on the German government to use some of a recurring budget surplus to boost weaker economic activity

Despite concerns over a looming economic recession and some headwinds, the business climate in America remains strong and companies on strong growth mode said a new study by Citizens Bank.

The US has labelled China a currency manipulator because of the yuan's recent depreciation against the dollar

Mexico's economy had zero growth in the second quarter for 2019, another bit of bad news for President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who came into office promising to revive the economy

This "green" industry could be in big trouble if President Trump gets aggressive with tariffs.

The semiconductor recession might be over, thanks to these two hot technologies.

Britain’s economic growth is stagnating and there is an apprehension that the Brexit crisis has already pushed the U.K economy into a recession, according to a leading think tank.