James Saft

(Reuters) - What can't go on forever may be starting to stop in China. China on Monday unveiled steps to curb runaway housing price inflation, including measures to make speculation...

(James Saft is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.) (Reuters) - In case you were wondering, Jamie Dimon has thoughtfully explained why he's richer than you and...

(Reuters) - For all the dysfunction in Washington we could, it seems, be in the midst of an historic and potentially extended bull run for the U.S. dollar. The dollar...

(Reuters) - The Group of 20 major economies chose to whistle and look the other way, effectively encouraging further yen falls and the inevitable currency skirmishes that implies. It will...

(Reuters) - Acknowledging that sometimes banks chisel clients and bank employees chisel banks may sound obvious to you, but for the Federal Reserve this is a pretty big step forward....

(Reuters) - In a world of low structural investment returns retirees need to reconsider the assumption that they can draw down 4 percent a year of their savings. Known as...

(Reuters) - A bank-led credit crunch, a newly strong euro and the shrinking of the European Central Bank's balance sheet are tightening conditions in the euro zone at just the...

(Reuters) - The after-effects of the Great Crisis may still be with us, but the great correlation in global financial markets may be coming to an end. After years of...

(Reuters) - The problem, investors, lies not in Apple but in ourselves. Apple's disappointing earnings report and its subsequent 10 percent-plus stock market fall on Thursday are a timely reminder...

(Reuters) - You might want to learn to stop worrying and love currency wars, which are here to stay and, for investors, might not be all that bad. A host...