Wall Street kicked off the final trading days of March with a split decision on Monday, as the Dow inched higher while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq slipped under the weight of faltering chip stocks and surging oil prices above 100 dollars…
Wall Street kicked off the final trading days of March with a split decision on Monday, as the Dow inched higher while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq slipped under the weight of faltering chip stocks and surging oil prices above 100 dollars…
Stocks limped into the close after dropping sharply throughout Thursday's session as oil prices spiked and Big Tech finally remembered stocks can, in fact, go down, with Wall Street nervously watching the Strait of Hormuz and its own valuation multiples at the…
U.S. stocks extended their relief rally on Wednesday, as Wall Street decided that a 15-point peace plan beats a $115 oil quote almost every time.
Indexes Rebound as War Premium Bleeds Out
Major indexes climbed after reports that Washington had sent Tehran…
Wall Street gave back part of Monday’s euphoric bounce on Tuesday as oil roared back above $92 and Middle East headlines reminded investors that risk never really takes a day off.
Indices: Rally Hangover, Not a Meltdown
US stocks slipped, but the…
Wall Street opened the week in full relief mode as traders swapped flight-to-safety for fear-of-missing-out. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped roughly 600 points, or about 1.4%–2% depending on the intraday snapshot, marking one of its strongest sessions since early February. The S&P 500…
US stocks limped into the weekend with a broad, risk‑off selloff, capping a fourth straight weekly decline as the Iran war kept oil elevated and Fed‑cut hopes on ice.
Index performance
The Dow fell roughly 1% on Friday and is now nearing…
Wall Street put in another day of trench warfare Thursday, with stocks limping into the close but at least dropping their panic along with crude’s earlier adrenaline rush.
Indexes: From rout to mere sulk
The major averages spent the morning flirting with…
Stocks staged a Fed-day post St. Patty's Day hungover tantrum Wednesday, as investors discovered that “higher for longer” still means exactly what it sounds like.
Indexes and Rates
The Dow industrials fell sharply, at one point flirting with a 700‑plus point slide,…
The Federal Reserve’s latest rate decision landed not with a bang, but with the kind of carefully measured thud Wall Street has come to admire: steady, data-dependent, and just hawkish enough to keep the bond vigilantes awake.
Fed Holds the Line as…