Investors pulled another $10.05 billion out of U.S. equity funds in the past week as President Donald Trump's tariff policies ...
Small-cap stocks, once seen as top beneficiaries of President Donald Trump’s policies, have now officially entered ...
While the market plunge has accelerated in afternoon trading, the Arms Index continues to indicate investors are nowhere near panicking, which could actually be considered a bad sign. The Arms Index i ...
Just as U.S. stocks were tumbling into oversold territory, Friday's surprisingly strong jobs report has arrived. And it could inspire a wave of dip-buying heading into the weekend, one economist said.
Traders in the federal-funds futures market were pricing in a potential interest-rate cut from the Federal Reserve in June, as they parsed fresh data Friday on U.S. employment in March. Fed-funds ...
The Nasdaq Composite fell sharply in early trade Friday, testing bear-market territory as tech stocks continued to see outsize losses amid a broad-based selloff sparked by President Donald Trump's ...
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Silver's drop this week has significantly outpaced gold's — even as gold prices fall sharply for a second straight session in the wake of President Donald Tru ...
Friday's rally in U.S. government debt was pushing Treasury yields toward their biggest weekly declines in months as [fears of slower growth and a possible recession]( ...
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell left the door open on how the central bank will respond to President Trump's tariff plan. In a speech Friday, Powell said the Fed was well positioned to wait for ...
Friday's jobs report will give investors only a bit of a reprieve from a "policy-driven shock" facing markets, said Seema Shah, chief global strategist at Principal Asset Management. "The market ...
Big Tech stocks were sliding Friday, with Tesla Inc. and Nvidia Corp. seeing particularly large losses in early-afternoon trading amid heightened fears over an escalation in trade wars. The Roundhill ...
Just minutes before Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell was set to speak on Friday, President Donald Trump urged him to cut interest rates, saying it would be a "perfect time" to do so. Trump, who ...
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