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President suggests Facebook would have to seek bank charter to proceed with its cryptocurrency plans.

Who's paying the tariffs, or taxes in the trade war?

Adviser Rob Isbitts says 2019 looks great so far -- until you remember what it followed in the fourth quarter of last year.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says during his every-six-months testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives that uncertainties over global trade 'continue to weigh on the outlook.'

Futures-market investors see it as a near-certainty that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates later this month, after raising them from 2015 through last year. But a new report from Goldman Sachs warns that shareholders in U.S. banks like JPMorgan may not have fully accounted for the risk of shrinking lending margins.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized his own Federal Reserve chair, Jerome Powell, for keeping U.S. interest rates too high, despite a projected slowing in the economy. Yet a Labor Department report Friday showed that U.S. jobs growth continued at a strong pace in June, prompting some economists to assert that drastic monetary stimulus isn't warranted.

Another month, another jobs report. Here are the statistics you need to know as markets react to the June jobs number.

Gold and oil often rise, earnings tend to surprise more when the dollar falls.

The value of the U.S. dollar took a hit in currency markets on Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump said in a tweet that the U.S. should match China's and Europe's "currency manipulation game."