Trump says he's considering pulling U.S. out of 'paper tiger' NATO

The conflict in the Middle East has resulted in a substantial negative supply shock to the global economy. This has triggered significant market reactions, including large and ...

Private sector employment increased by 62,000 jobs in March and pay was up 4.5 percent year-over-year according to the March ADP National Employment Report® produced by ADP ...

Bank of England Governor Bailey struck a cautious tone, emphasizing risks around inflation, financial stability, and growth, while signaling the need to stay flexible on policy as conditions evolve. • If high energy prices and supply disruptions persist, it will strain many countries significantly • Policy will respond if needed, but addressing the root cause of energy price shocks is most important • Returning inflation to target remains essential, with a focus on minimizing damage to growth and employment • Inflation expectations are closely monitored, though short-term moves often track headline inflation • Businesses report a real lack of pricing power • UK growth is below potential, with signs of a softening labor market • MPC may consider a precautionary rate hike, but decisions depend on how inflation returns to target • Gilt markets are “orderly but stretched,” and are being closely monitored • Need to watch for potential loss of investor confidence in private credit markets BoE Gov Bailey Says I Still Think Markets Are Getting Ahead Of Themselves By Pricing In Rate Hikes - UK Growth Is Below Potential, Labour Market Softening -Gilt Market Moves "Orderly But Stretched", We're Watching It Hourly -Need To Watch Out For Investor Loss Of Confidence…