Stocks are little changed as investors wait for Fed
Securities that bet on which way the Fed will move interest rates now show a 26 percent chance that interest rates will climb
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Securities that bet on which way the Fed will move interest rates now show a 26 percent chance that interest rates will climb
U.S. equities are mostly in negative territory already, after a long sideways crawl that now looks to keep going downhill
But Walmart shares jumped nearly 10 percent after reporting surprisingly strong sales and releasing an optimistic outlook
And investors aren't happy with the increasingly hawkish words coming from central bankers regarding 2016 rate hikes
Says an interest rate hike is likely if the economy and labor markets continue to strengthen and inflation shows signs of accelerating
Several forces are combining to give the precious metal renewed allure, including billionaire George Soros' big bets
The 0.4 monthly increase was the largest since 2013, but it's due mostly to a rebound in energy costs
Wall Street has the jitters as several factors -- especially poor earnings at big retailers -- put a damper on spirits
Several market indicators are pointing the wrong way for stocks ahead of Friday's jobs report
From profits to the economy and the Fed, investors suddenly have a list of worries that's bringing out the sellers
To get a clue from this week's policy meeting, investors will scour what's said, or left out, of Wednesday's statement
The stock market's uptrend hangs in the balance as the Federal Reserve figures out its rate hike timing and frequency
Celebities weren't shy about sharing reactions to the Treasury Department's plans to replace slaveowning president Andrew Jackson with abolitionist Harriet Tubman
The Fed chair is closely watching several employment indicators that will help signal when it's time to hike rates again
Yellen & Co.'s focus on -- and worries about -- what's happening in the world's No. 2 economy have a big impact on policy
Cruz also predicted that "a crash will be coming" because of the Federal Reserve's policies
Lower food prices offset a big jump in energy, as the overall PPI fell 0.1 percent after a 0.2 drop in February
It's all about the uncertainty now plaguing global growth prospects -- if China slows too much, that's big trouble
On Wall Street, futures for the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500 index were both flat
U.S. futures augured a positive opening on Wall Street, with both Dow and S&P 500 futures rising 0.6 percent
Central bank chair did not specify a timetable for further hikes to follow the Fed's rate increase in December from record lows
Unfortunately, the latest spending data suggest they're pulling back at exactly the wrong time
Hawkish talk from the Fed, doubts about oil's strength and a rebounding dollar are just a few factors cooling off stocks
Investors cheered as Yellen & Co. held pat, but reality could soon disrupt market expectations of distant and slow hikes
Stagnant pay -- especially for working-class people -- is the enemy, and the Fed is our only hope of conquering that