Tariff and impeachment news hit stock market
Uncertainty in Washington and new tariffs against Europe are more bad news for the Dow, which whipsawed Thursday
Watch CBS News
Uncertainty in Washington and new tariffs against Europe are more bad news for the Dow, which whipsawed Thursday
From Labor Day to the U.S. Open Tennis Championships, "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead
Financial markets closed up after swinging sharply this week on fears of a recession and a global slowdown
The Dow jumped more than 400 points after tariffs were delayed on products like cell phones and gaming consoles
S&P 500 sees strongest week since November as investors bet the Fed will soon cut interest rates to stoke growth
The "yield curve" inverted on Friday -- the first time that's happened in bond markets since eve of Great Recession
Trading in the year's first month marks a sharp reversal from December, which was the worst month since 1931
Wall Street looks set to follow suit in Monday trading as investors grow wary again about global growth
The Dow soared more than 700 points after the U.S. government reported stronger-than-expected hiring in December
Investors endured the worst year for stocks since the recession -- here's what experts say is in store for 2019
President said Fed has no "feel" for the market, while Treasury Secretary seeks to reassure investors that banks are fine
Volatility high not just week to week but also minute to minute, as Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all swing to positive from negative
The cease-fire boosted financial markets, but analysts question if the countries can broker a stronger pact
Federal Reserve chief calls interest rates "just below ... neutral," implying central bank's hikes could slow soon
Gains in tech and retail shares took U.S. indexes higher on Monday following several punishing sessions
Investors appear relieved that the midterm results are pretty much what they had expected, even the likely gridlock
Industrial and technology companies rallied on strong earnings, while energy companies traded lower
Financial markets reverse course after rising earlier in the day, as big tech companies rack up losses
The stock market is not the economy, but sometimes they respond to the same signals
Charts for the entire region were awash in red, but the declines were mostly in the 2 percent to 3 percent range
Stocks pulled back again as rising geopolitical risks and steel tariff impacts weigh heavily on investor sentiment
The president has criticized the Federal Reserve for raising interest rates
Investors rattled amid mounting fears that inflation, China trade war could hit corporate profits
Markets moved higher on healthy corporate profits and news of a possible trade deal with Mexico
America's largest drugstore chain reported better-than-expected earnings two days after it joined the Dow