The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U.S. rose this week, returning to where it was just three weeks ago.

The administration's approach could most accurately be described as central planning, right out of the Soviet playbook.

After bobbing up and down earlier this month, 30-year mortgage rates are now on a five-day climb. Rates ticked higher for many other loan types as well Wednesday.

The Federal Reserve is trying to decipher whiplash tariff rollouts and pullbacks that have stirred panic on Wall Street and ...

XONE faces pressure from trade war risks and potential Fed rate cuts, which may lower yields but support long-term value.

Since January, layoffs, leadership resignations and a massive proposed reorganization have threatened the integrity and ...

Given the number of Michiganders with student loan debt - just over 13% of state residents - and the potential for borrowers ...

America faces a four-pronged credit crunch: commercial real estate, corporate, consumer, and government debt all peaking ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Thursday discussed the Fed's framework review, a twice-a-decade look at the central ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Thursday that the economy may be entering a period of more volatile inflation and ...

Missed student loan payments have driven overall consumer debt delinquency to a post-pandemic high. As the Trump ...

The numbers: Industrial production was flat in April, the Federal Reserve reported Thursday. This is the second straight weak report as uncertainty stemming from tariffs on goods imported to the U.S.