U.S. single-family homebuilding starts dropped to an eight-month low in March, Reuters reports.  Industry experts warn that figures could decline further as tariffs on imported materials raise costs ...

President Donald Trump has slapped import duties on virtually all foreign goods and his trade policy has been rapidly ...

US homebuilder confidence barely rose this month on a pickup in current sales, though demand expectations stumbled to a more ...

The University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index for April plunged to 50.8 from 57, lower than the 54 economists ...

Local business people wonder how they will survive and if their costumers will stick around in the midst of Trump’s tariff ...

US President Donald Trump is set to unveil reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday, with ongoing uncertainties surrounding his policies weighing on market sentiment. European stock markets posted their ...

BOJ officials say the sluggish forward-looking sentiment reflects worry among vehicle-related firms about the impact of US tariffs. The non-manufacturers' index slid 7 points for the same period.

The bond rally gained more momentum after the release of a University of Michigan survey showing consumer sentiment dropped ... the day - the biggest one-day drop since February 13.

Consumer sentiment took a dive in March as concerns about rising prices and slowing economic performance hit home for U.S. households. Sentiment fell for the third straight month, dropping 12 ...

Price action in commodities was mixed with oil down 1% and natural gas up 2.4%. Sentiment in crypto also took a sharp hit, with Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) down by 4% to below $84,000, flipping to ...

U.S. Dollar Index tested session lows after the release of the weaker-than-expected Michigan Consumer Sentiment report. Currently, U.S. Dollar Index is trying to settle below the 104.00 level.

US consumer sentiment tumbled this month to a more than two-year low and long-term inflation expectations jumped to a 32-year high as anxiety over tariffs continued to build. The final March ...