IMF Says Global Recovery Steady But Slow

IMF Raises 2024 Global Growth Forecast

U.S. Housing Starts Pull Back Sharply In March, Extending Recent Volatility

U.S. Industrial Production Climbs In Line With Estimates In March

U.S. Homebuilder Confidence Remains Unchanged In April

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U.S. Retail Sales Climb 0.7% In March, Much More Than Expected

U.S. Housing Market Index Comes In Unchanged In April, In Line With Estimates

U.S. Retail Sales Climb Much More Than Expected In March

Weekly Report: what happened at USD last week (0408-0412)?

U.S. Consumer Sentiment Drops More Than Expected, Inflation Expectations Rise

U.S. Import Prices Climb Slightly More Than Expected In March

Dollar Gains as Central Banks in Europe Gear Up to Cut Rates

The WSJ Dollar Index rose 0.4% to its highest since mid-November. Analysts expect the European Central Bank to reduce borrowing costs as soon as June. The euro and pound both weakened against the U.S. Currency on Friday. ECB policy maker said it was time for the central bank to diverge from the Fed.

ECB stays put on interest rates, signals rate cut coming ahead

ECB stays put on interest rates, signals rate cut coming ahead. The European Central Bank kept interest rates at record-high levels for the fifth time in a row. The deposit facility rate held at 4%, while the main refinancing operations rate remained at a 22-year high of 4.5%.

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Pull Back More Than Expected

U.S. Producer Prices Rise In Line With Estimates In March

Fed Officials Not Convinced Inflation Moving Sustainably Toward 2%, Minutes Reveal

U.S. Wholesale Inventories Increase In Line With Estimates In February

U.S. Consumer Prices Climb 0.4% In March, Slightly More Than Expected

U.S. Mortgage Applications Inch Up 0.1% In Week Ended 4/5