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The most likely result is that the Mexico situation gets resolved and the U.S.’s relationship with China deteriorates, says Ivan Martchev.

Federal Reserve officials laid the groundwork this week for aggressive policy action, including buying Treasurys, to counter the next recession.

Gold furthers its advance in early Thursday trading after the precious metal scored its highest finish in 3 ½ months a day earlier, with market expectations for Federal Reserve interest-rate cut or cuts this year building in the lead-up to Friday’s closely watched nonfarm payrolls report.

Investors look ahead to Thursday’s European Central Bank meeting

U.S. stock-index futures rise on Thursday, putting the main benchmarks on track to book a third straight gain in the face of growing expectations for easy money policies from global central banks.

Growth-stock investors can gloat over value investors — for now, writes Vitaliy Katsenelson.

Here are eight ways to win at the points game keep your card carrying its weight for years to come.

Wednesday’s downgrade to BBB from BBB+ came as Mexican officials met in Washington, D.C., with U.S. officials, seeking to convince the Trump administration to abandon threats to slap a 5% tariff on all imports from Mexico starting June 10.

Asian markets were mixed in early trading Thursday as investors weighed pessimism over global trade tensions against optimism that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates.

Look for European Central Bank President Mario Draghi to maintain a dovish stance following the conclusion of Thursday’s policy meeting. Here are three potential highlights from the gathering.