Fed Chair Yellen says she plans to serve our her 4-year term, declines to comment about getting a second term from Trump
Fed announces start of trimming of bond holdings with $10 billion reduction in October
Retail sales in Britain rose strongly during August, easing concerns about the scale of the inflation-led consumer slowdown
Fed likely to begin paring its bond portfolio at time of uncertainty about its own leadership
Bank of England Governor Mark Carney says the British economy is likely to grow slower than its peers in the Group of Seven until the middle of next year
Venezuela's government and opposition are advancing in exploratory talks aimed at creating a framework to resolve the nation's economic and political crisis
The stock market is at a record, and no one seems to care
Representatives of Venezuela's government have arrived in the Dominican Republic for discussions about restarting talks with the opposition on resolving the South American nation's economic and political turmoil
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says the European Union is "bouncing back" after a tough year marked by the planned departure of Britain from the 28-nation bloc
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says the Greek economy is turning around and will no longer be under the supervision of the country's creditors in 2018