Seventy-six percent of Americans aged 50 and older believe a 3.5 percent increase in benefits will not adequately help with costs.

Social Security’s highly anticipated 2027 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) reveal is less than 24 hours away.

Years with higher inflation, such as 2026, result in higher COLAs and 2027’s increase is expected to be the highest in four years and the fourth highest since 2008.

South Carolina retirees are awaiting the 2027 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment, expected on Wednesday, Oct. 14.

Germany will press the European Union to quickly place quotas on additional sectors of goods being imported from China, replicating a cap the bloc is planning to impose on hybrid vehicles.

China's passenger car exports surged 64% in September from the same month in 2025, an industry association reported Monday, as Chinese automakers increasingly focus on exports to drive growth amid sluggish domestic sales.

The European Union is set to limit the number of hybrid vehicles imported from China in a bid to prevent so-called "dumping". In response to impressive sales of vehicles from Chinese brands, the European Commission will limit the number of hybrid imports to 350,

The EU will restrict imports from the country to 350,000 units a year, with the aim of more-than halving China’s projected shipments to the bloc.

JPMorgan, Goldman, Wells Fargo and Citigroup reported third-quarter results, kicking off a mixed Wall Street earnings season.

Follow live bank earnings coverage for JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, with third-quarter results, calls and stock moves.

The results came after a turbulent quarter marked by the conflict in Iran, elevated oil prices and a global bond-market selloff, which affected dealmaking and trading activity across financial markets

JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are all slated to report earnings for the third quarter, in that order, before Tuesday's opening bell. Investors will be looking closely for si

South Korea’s benchmark Kospi index has dropped more than 7% on Tuesday on a sell-off of chip shares and Asian shares mostly declined after U.S. stocks ended mixed

SK Hynix and Samsung stocks drop as chip fears go global, with investors worried the AI trade won’t endure earnings season.

The Kospi index was down 7.4 per cent to 5,914.35, its lowest level since late July. It reached an all-time high in June after crossing 9,000, supercharged by the global artificial intelligence boom.

South Korea’s Kospi plunged over 7% amid concerns about rising competition from Chinese semiconductor makers, triggering a temporary trading curb. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix suffered sharp losses, while foreign investors sold equities heavily. Weak technology stocks, a softer won and falling bond yields reflected growing market uncertainty and investor anxiety.