Economy - Page 64

The numbers: U.S. pending home sales rebounded in September but remain near a record low as high mortgage rates and low inventory continue to

By Lawrence Delevingne (Reuters) -Global shares struggled on Friday despite a lift from technology giants, while benchmark Treasury yields and the dollar saw little

U.S. mortgage rates rose for the seventh week in a row, making it the longest streak of increases since last spring. The 30-year fixed-rate

By David Randall NEW YORK (Reuters) – Financial markets are bracing for what could be a momentous week, with a Federal Reserve meeting, U.S.

Two- through 30-year Treasury yields jumped on Wednesday, sending long-term rates back to some of their highest levels of this year, as investors awaited

BANGKOK (Reuters) -Thailand’s current policy rate is appropriate for the economy, but the central bank is ready to make “adjustments” if needed, the bank’s

The numbers:  The U.S. trade deficit in goods widened 1.3% to $85.8 billion in September, according to the Commerce Department’s advanced estimate released Thursday.

BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s aviation regulator will increase domestic flights to 34% above pre-pandemic levels, state news agency Xinhua reported, a move that will

New House Speaker Mike Johnson faces a Nov. 17 deadline for passing a funding bill to avert a partial U.S. government shutdown, but it’s

Recession? Not in the U.S., says Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. “You don’t really see any sign of recession here,” Yellen said at a Bloomberg