While investors tend to buy the dip during large one-off declines, the fact that they continued to put money in for the two weeks following the April 2 tariff announcement may be somewhat surprising.

Former Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Al Broadus used to tell reporters that his favorite way of gauging the health ...

In fact, staying in the market during periods of volatility is a strategy some of the greatest investors use to maximize ...

Our survey shows economists expect slower growth and see a recession as more likely. They were pessimistic a year ago, too, ...

The escalating trade war between the U.S. and China is continuing to inject uncertainty into the world’s two largest economies. Over the weekend, President Trump and top trade officials added to the ...

Tariffs and trade wars have investors seeking defense for stable, recession-proof investments. Click here to learn about 3 ...

No matter how bad things feel, don’t expect a recession call anytime soon—at least not from the economics group that is the ...

In just a few short weeks, the new presidential administration in the United States has upended global financial markets ...

The slumping dollar and increase in yields on U.S. government bonds were signs that the world’s faith in the United States economy had been shaken.

The reality of this being over quick and us returning to happy days quickly is very, very low,' said Bill Smead, chief ...

The news came as U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he would temporarily lower new tariffs on many countries, even ...

The president said he was acting ‘instinctively’ after announcing the surprise 180 on Wednesday. However multiple sources ...