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U.S. stocks mostly rose Thursday, as markets get accustomed to the idea of investing with less of a safety net from central banks around the world

US stocks ticked higher Thursday after Europe's central bank laid out how it will close the spigot on the emergency stimulus it's flooded the market with in recent years

IMF projects tax cuts will boost US economy in 2018, 2019, but then hamper growth in following years

Federal Reserve sets limits on big banks' loans to each other

A proposal in Congress to ease the U.S. ban on marijuana could encourage more banks to do business with cannabis companies, but it appears to fall short of a comprehensive fix

Two of the globe's most powerful central banks are gradually withdrawing the easy money policies that helped repair the damage of the Great Recession.

Index funds are surging in popularity due to their low costs and relatively good performance

Two of the globe's most powerful central banks are gradually withdrawing the easy money policies that helped repair the damage of the Great Recession.

In a dig to populist politicians who question the euro, the head of the European Central Bank says the share currency is irreversible

The European Central Bank has trimmed its forecast for economic growth this year but raised its predictions for inflation.

European Central Bank says it will end its bond-buying stimulus program at year-end

Fed chief as puzzled as anyone else by lack of strong pay raises despite low unemployment

Asian stocks have slumped after the U.S. Federal Reserve raised its key interest rate and said it would pick up the pace of future increases

Fed hikes key rate for second time this year and signals possible acceleration in future hikes

Stocks are closing lower on Wall Street Wednesday. Markets fell after the Fed's statement that it may accelerate its interest rate hikes this year

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell says the Fed is hearing growing concerns from business executives about the Trump administration's trade policies, including anecdotal cases where companies have postponed larger purchases or new hires.

Federal Reserve policymakers expect to raise their benchmark interest rate four times this year

Shares of homebuilders slide ahead of an interest rate decision by the Federal Reserve

More apps and sites are offering ways to get cash back on the stuff you buy

Stocks are trading slightly higher on Wall Street Wednesday. Investors focused on AT&T's takeover of Time Warner, and looked ahead to the Fed's rate decision in the afternoon