Union workers at a Cargill Inc. plant that accounts for about 40% of Canada’s beef supply have accepted a new labor contract, averting a strike that threatened to disrupt the nation’s meat market.
Twenty years after China’s ascent into the World Trade Organization, governments around the world are grappling with how to handle the exporting juggernaut for the next two decades.
The winds of inflation in the U.S. strengthened further in November with consumer prices projected to show the largest annual advance in decades, keeping pressure on the Federal Reserve to deliver swifter policy tightening.
Bond traders’ faith in the Federal Reserve’s power to curb inflation is about to face its biggest test in four decades.
A small shift in language from Jerome Powell had major consequences for markets last week and has investors wondering how concerned they should be about the future.
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