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The market liked what it heard out of the virtual Jackson Hole get-together on Thursday, allowing the major indices to cross over some impressive milestones intraday before a late slide left them mixed for the session. Rates will likely stay at historically low levels even lo

The majority of Americans are worried Social Security won't be there to provide benefits in the future. And while the program can't run out of money, there is reason to fear benefit cuts in the next 15 years, as the program's trust fund is expected to run dry in 2035. 

(RTTNews) - Following the mixed performance seen in the previous session, stocks are likely to move to the upside in early trading on Friday. The major index futures are currently pointing to a higher open for the markets, with the Dow futures up by 134 points.

Canada's economy contracted at a record annualized rate of 38.7% in the second quarter as a result of the shutdowns related to the novel coronavirus pandemic, Statistics Canada said on Friday.

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to profound societal and organizational changes. As sofas and dining tables turn into workspaces, organizations are being forced to re-imagine the way work is done.

In a world economy overshadowed by the fallout from Covid-19, banks and the FSI industry as a whole are looking for ways to remain relevant, solvent, and at the forefront of clients' minds.

(RTTNews) - Starbucks is joining with Walmart and many other corporates in pledging to give its workers time off to vote in the upcoming presidential election.

After a confused and volatile reaction to the Federal Reserve's formal adoption of an average inflation target, it took Asian and European traders to embrace the signal and take the dollar lower.

(RTTNews) - With employees returning to work as the economy continued to reopen, the Commerce Department released a report on Friday showing U.S. personal income unexpectedly increased in the month of July.

A surprising announcement from Prime Minister Abe that he is resigning due to health concerns sent Japanese markets into a tailspin with Nikkei down by -1.41% and USDJPY down by more than 85 pips.

This has been a record-breaking year on Wall Street in more ways than one. Since the year began, investors have dealt with:

HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Shinzo Abe may be gone, but Abenomics will stay on. The long-serving prime minister of Japan resigned on Friday. Two of the three arrows of his eponymous reforms are well established. The third, the growth arrow, has flown less high. T

Most Central European currencies firmed and the forint recouped some of its recent losses on Friday as the dollar slid after U.S. Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell announced a policy shift on inflation. [nL1N2FT0PR]

(RTTNews) - U.K. stocks rose on Friday as Fed Chair Jerome Powell announced a major policy shift to "average inflation targeting", meaning the Fed is willing to allow inflation to run higher than the standard 2 percent target before hiking interest rates.

Thyssenkrupp unveiled plans on Friday to build a factory that will be able to produce carbon neutral steel by using hydrogen generated via renewables instead of coal.

More than 100 British lawmakers have joined forces with trade union Unite to urge the government to provide extra state support to airlines and airports as travel slumps due to the coronavirus pandemic and job losses increase.

The dollar fell heavily against most major currencies on Friday, weighed down by the prospect of lower U.S. interest rates for a long time, and as news that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will resign pushed the yen higher.