The Latest Breaking News from Economy

The U.S. Senate is poised to vote to end the record-breaking 40-day government shutdown, potentially bringing relief to federal workers and the economy. For investors nervous about the political gridlock, history suggests the market’s real move comes after the reopening—and it's typically a strong one.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said he struck a deal with President Donald Trump that would protect Hungary's economy from external threats, deepening ties between two nationalist leaders as Budapest faces mounting pressure from the European Union.

Take a look at three industries that are failing already, with many workers now exploring new opportunities, upskilling and learning to adapt. 

The Australian economy's spare capacity will be key to deciding how many times the Reserve Bank can cut interest rates, a senior official says.

Financial expert Jayant Mistry shares practical tips to help middle-class earners build savings, budget wisely, and stay secure in an uncertain economy.

IN DEPTH: Hurricane Melissa became the strongest storm to ever hit Jamaica when it made landfall last month, destroying entire communities and ravaging the country’s economy. Aid organisations tell Alex Croft and Bryony Gooch that the rebuild will be long and painful

Like previous federal budgets, the recently released Budget 2025 fails to acknowledge a pressing generational shift for Canada’s economy: the succession crisis facing most Canadian family-owned businesses.

Another week has come and gone, and it’s time to catch up on the latest economic news. Here’s a quick overview of what happened over the week, from Trump’s China tariff reversal to Ray Dalio’s market warning.

"But make no mistake, how much you pay at the cash register is going to determine who you vote for in these elections."

Washington's local economy has taken blows from a series of actions by the Trump administration, from the layoffs of federal workers to the ongoing law enforcement intervention with the National Guard

Donald Trump’s new stock-buying strategy isn’t socialism, but it is a step toward a government-controlled economy.