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Essentially central bankers face a dilemma – either lean more on politicians to do more to boost growth or embark on a new round of experimentation.

Hungary can seal off its border with Croatia as it did with Serbia but is waiting for Austria and Germany to decide whether they want to let more migrants in, Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s chief of staff said on Thursday. Going back to the border crossing with Hungary which...

The storm picked up steam as it barreled over warm ocean waters of the Bahamas.

The weak September jobs report and downward revisions to the prior two months raised fresh fears about the health of the USA economy, which appears to have weakened amid a slowing global economy and recent market turbulence.

The National Hurricane Center forecast shows Joaquin abruptly turning north due to getting caught in the strong steering winds of the atmosphere.

Joaquin is now moving through the east-central Bahamas, and is a Category 4 storm with winds of 130 miles per hour. Forecasters said it has the potential to get stronger. “That is why we are activating the State’s Emergency Operations Center and positioning critical...

The National Hurricane Center says Joaquin has a maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour, making it an “extremely dangerous” Category 4 hurricane.

The “cone of uncertainty” includes those states as well as parts of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New York, Rhode Island and Connecticut.

A powerful hurricane is lashing the Bahamas. This should produce historic rain totals over parts of the Mid-Atlantic United States.

The centre of the storm was about 20 miles north of Samana Cays, Bahamas, and moving west-southwest at 5mph.

Joaquin is the third hurricane of the 2015 Atlantic hurricane season.

Hurricane Joaquin gained strength Wednesday as it headed toward the Bahamas with powerful winds and torrential rain, the US National Hurricane Center said.

Hurricane Joaquin rapidly grew in strength Wednesday night, generating winds at speeds in excess of 111 miles per hour and elevating it to a Category 3 hurricane shortly after the storm had been classified Category 2.

Hurricane Joaquin rapidly grew in strength Wednesday night, generating winds at speeds in excess of 111 miles per hour and elevating it to a Category 3 hurricane shortly after the storm had been classified Category 2.

Joaquin is the third hurricane of the 2015 Atlantic season, following Danny and Fred.