The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) fell Monday as the stock market prepares for President Donald Trump’s tariffs ...

From the technical point of view, NASDAQ needs to settle above the 21,800 level to get to the test of the strong resistance ...

Humans are forward-looking. That can lead to preparation but also anxiety. On Thursday, optimism and relief won over fears ...

Humans are forward-looking. That can lead to preparation but also anxiety. On Thursday, optimism and relief won over fears ...

The S&P 500 tumbled and interest rates spiked Wednesday after consumer prices rose more than expected in January, raising ...

The Dow Jones has risen approximately 6% since January ... This could be in part down to potential profit taking Earnings season continues tomorrow with GE Aerospace reporting pre-market and ...

"You can see the Dow off more than 200 points. If you pop up the big board, John, you'll see right about the time she confirmed that these will begin tomorrow" ...

The major U.S. stock indexes opened lower on Tuesday, pulling back from Monday's gains. A handful of key events may have investors thinking about inflation and how that will factor into future ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 337.47 points ... Read: Trump tariffs to start tomorrow on Canada, Mexico and China. Here’s why they may be ‘just the warm-up.’ ...

Markets on Wall Street leaned toward small losses early Friday as investors took in more corporate earnings while waiting for ...

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Wall Street was trending lower early Tuesday as markets digest the potential effects of the latest tariffs announced by the ...