Lackluster quarterly results from consumer-facing companies including McDonald’s and Harley-Davidson are the latest sign that American shoppers are curbing spending amid shifting U.S. trade policies.

McDonald’s posted a surprise drop in first-quarter global comparable sales on Thursday, as demand from cash-strapped diners in the U.S. and Europe faltered on uncertainty sparked by chaotic tariffs.

Microsoft's Xbox is hiking the prices of its gaming consoles, controllers, first-party titles and other accessories, ...

Lackluster quarterly results from consumer-facing companies including McDonald's and Harley-Davidson are the latest sign that ...

Persistent weakness in the snacks and frozen foods categories led to a 4% fall in first-quarter sales in the United States, ...

The Bank of England is expected to lower interest rates by a quarter point on May 8 as U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs darken the global growth outlook, and some economists think the BoE will ...

The Bank of Japan kept interest rates steady and sharply cut its growth forecasts on Thursday, suggesting uncertainty ...

(Reuters) -UK homebuilder Persimmon said on Thursday it was currently on track to deliver its annual target for home ...

The sweeping trade tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump would reduce economic growth in the Netherlands by a ...

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If a recession materialises in the United States this year, the relative performance of U.S. and Asian equities will likely ...

The yen slid towards a two-week low versus the dollar, falling as much as 0.6%, while benchmark 10-year Japanese government ...