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Wall Street is absorbing a jump in retail sales and Jerome Powell's hawkish comments as Trump-fueled optimism starts to wear off.

The executives of tech’s biggest companies largely ignored Donald Trump before the 2016 election. This time around, they’re far more friendly.

Thursday's release is the final look at inflation before the Fed's next policy decision on Nov. 7.

Stocks are reviving somewhat as a pullback in US bond yields lifted some recent pressure on risk appetite.

Stocks are reviving somewhat as a pullback in US bond yields lifted some recent pressure on risk appetite.

A monthly report on retail sales could provide clues to whether the Fed will go for "no cut" at its next meeting.

A monthly report on retail sales could provide clues to whether the Fed will go for "no cut" at its next meeting.

Investors are looking to the latest reading on CPI consumer inflation to set expectations for the path of interest rates.

O’Leary Ventures chair Kevin O’Leary shared his thoughts on Vice President Kamala Harris' interview on '60 Minutes' where she was pressed on her economic plan.

The three major indexes finished Monday's session in the red.

The reverberations from a blowout U.S. employment number could threaten an assortment of trades predicated on falling interest rates, if stronger-than-expected growth spurs investors to radically shift views on how much the Federal Reserve will need to cut borrowing costs in the months ahead. Expectations of steep rate cuts spurred bets on everything from rising Treasury prices to a weaker dollar in recent months, while juicing corners of the stock market such as utilities. The Fed delivered a jumbo-sized 50 basis-point cut last month, temporarily vindicating that view.

With several $3 trillion companies in a single sector, S&P was forced to change its index-weighting rules

US stocks sold off on Tuesday after Iran fired over 100 ballistic missiles against Israel.

A double dose of optimism for the AI trade and for China's stimulus push is buoying the market ahead of Jerome Powell's comments.

The Federal Reserve delivered a gift to investors with a jumbo rate cut and the promise of more to come. But will rates return to the record lows we saw during the pandemic?

Michael Lee Strategy founder Michael Lee reacts to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen saying that mass deportation will drive up inflation and gives his outlook on tech stocks.

Investors celebrated the Federal Reserve's super-sized interest rate cut and what is likely the start of a longtime coming easing cycle that should lower borrowing costs for consumers and businesses.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell noted that policymakers weighed recent downward revisions to employment figures when assessing the health of the labor market ahead of their rate cut decision.

September's seasonal volatility could challenge the Big Tech trade, but one low-volatility ETF is still betting big on it.

Stocks saw big swings as investors parse the outcome of the Trump-Harris debate as well as fresh inflation data ahead of the Federal Reserve's meeting on Sept. 18.

The paltry CPI report means the Fed will likely only cut interest rates by a quarter percentage point. Wall Street, for whatever reason, isn't cheery.

August's CPI data pushed investors to expect a 25 basis point interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve in September.

Investors are gearing up for a consumer inflation print seen as crucial to determining the size of the first US interest-rate cut in years.

Fundstrat Global Advisors managing director Mark Newton argues the tech sector remains strong, while others struggle to meet bull market tops.

ETF inflows could rise as investors begin to search for other opportunities outside of money market funds.

The pivotal August jobs report will provide clues to the size of the Fed's rate cut this month and the health of the economy.

The pivotal August jobs report will provide clues to the size of the Fed's rate cut this month and the health of the economy.

The pivotal August jobs report will provide clues to the size of the Fed's rate cut this month and the health of the economy.

The slowing labor market is flashing troubling signs according to a longtime executive recruiter, who says the U.S. is in a "job market recession" right now.

Another day of anxiety hit stock markets around the world, with technology stocks the focus of attention.

Wall Street is hunkering down after a roller-coaster August, with the prospect of a potentially stormy September ahead.

Wall Street is hunkering down after a roller-coaster August, with the prospect of a potentially stormy September ahead.

Recession indicators are flashing red, but economists argue they could be false signals this economic cycle, revealing a broader truth about the recession predicting business itself.