Less than three years after the disruptions of the pandemic and the war in Ukraine subsided, the world economy confronts another sustained energy and supply chain shock. The war launched by the United ...

OTTAWA--Supply-side shocks to the economy may compel the Bank of Canada to raise rates even in a weak economic environment, says a senior central bank official. Deputy Governor Sharon Kozicki said ...

A new working paper written by two researchers at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco's Economic Research Department argues that tariffs can lead to lower inflation, albeit with the consequence ...

Oil prices climbed over 4% on Tuesday as the Iran-Israel conflict raged with no end in sight, with Brent crude futures reaching a six-month high of $74/bbl. This latest spike underscores a fundamental ...

On April 2, the US government announced a new set of economic tariffs whose magnitude caught many off guard, spawning competing narratives about their economic impact. This constant flow of ...

Supply-side economics focuses on production as the key to economic growth. Reaganomics refers to Ronald Reagan's policies emphasizing tax cuts and deregulation. Keynesian economics is demand-side, ...

Your Dec. 10 editorial raises the right question, “A Divided Fed Cuts Rates Again—but Why?,” yet it falls short by suggesting that faster economic growth forecasts are a reason not to cut. That’s the ...