Stocks continued their plunge in the aftermath of President Donald Trump's tariff plans despite a strong jobs report Friday.

Stocks eye another volatile session, despite inflation easing in March, after monster gains Wednesday following President ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average inched up over 180 points, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq each rose 0.4%. US stocks traded mostly in the green on Tuesday, looking to extend their two-day winning streak ...

Stocks took a leg higher Friday afternoon on comments from the White House that President Donald Trump is “optimistic” China ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average ... The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) will be released on Tuesday by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics. Markets expect job openings ...

Major indices were in the red early on Tuesday as investors digested a report from the Washington Post that the White House was considering slapping 20% tariffs on most imports into the US.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is declining Thursday afternoon with shares of IBM and Walt Disney facing the biggest declines for the blue-chip average. Supported by world-class markets data ...

Stock futures slipped early Wednesday as Wall Street braced for the expected rollout of President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Stocks tumbled again on Friday after China said it would impose a 34% tariff on US imports, while European markets continued ...