Japan, a U.S. ally that had angered China on Taiwan, found the message worrying.

Asian shares rose on Thursday, taking their cue from Wall Street, where a winning streak extended to a fourth straight day.

before Christmas, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on CNBC's Squawk Box. Bessent also said the Fed has become an overly complex operation that's no longer about just setting the price of money, ...

By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) -Growing U.S. rate cut bets lifted world stocks for a fourth straight day on Wednesday, while ...

"Speculative and hedging activity against the GBP has stepped up in the multi-week lead-up to the UK's Autumn Budget ...

The new Japanese prime minister has unveiled a massive stimulus package in response to weak growth, stubborn inflation, spiralling debt and rising interest costs. Will it work?

The Japanese yen, which has been on the defensive since hitting 10-month lows last week, picked up strength on Tuesday, ...

U.S. stock indexes are drifting following mixed profit reports from big companies and updates on the economy that appeared to ...

Asian shares are mostly higher and U.S. futures have advanced after an upbeat end to last week on Wall Street.

Even though pressure on the Bank of Japan is about Takaichi leaning against higher interest rates whereas Trump's push is for ...

The U.S. stock market seems to be holding steadier, for now at least. The S&P 500 rose 0.4% early Friday. The Dow Jones ...