How U.S. stock market is reacting to coronavirus
The spread of the new virus is starting to impact the U.S. stock market even though most cases are in China.
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The spread of the new virus is starting to impact the U.S. stock market even though most cases are in China.
The S&P 500 rose nearly 29% on the year, as investors shrugged off global trade conflicts and recession fears
Record consumer spending for holidays and hopes for a China trade deal push the tech stock index to a record close.
Growing uncertainty about how the standoff might evolve is causing choppy trading on Wall Street
Flaring concerns over deteriorating U.S. trade relations have investors dialing back on risk
S&P 500 sees strongest week since November as investors bet the Fed will soon cut interest rates to stoke growth
The benchmark index is up 13.1 percent this year, a stark reversal from the sell-off at the end of 2018
On March 10, 2000, newly-formed online companies reached stratospheric heights on the stock market, setting the stage for an Icarus-like fall
Growing optimism that the two sides are moving closer to a deal is keeping early 2019's rally going
Investors are watching for progress in U.S.-China trade talks and in negotiations to avert a second government shutdown
Trading in the year's first month marks a sharp reversal from December, which was the worst month since 1931
The industrial bellwether's profit warning – tied to tariffs and China's slowdown – was a catalyst for Monday's drop
Four weeks into the longest shutdown in U.S. history, stocks are up more than 10 percent
Wall Street looks set to follow suit in Monday trading as investors grow wary again about global growth
Investors have become notably more hopeful about an eventual deal, a sharp reversal from previous months
Investors endured the worst year for stocks since the recession -- here's what experts say is in store for 2019
Despite President Trump's optimism over trade dispute, stocks are limping into 2019 amid growth fears
After a strong run, with soaring corporate profits and record-high stock prices, the year is ending rather poorly
Slowing economic growth globally and a partial U.S. government shutdown whipsaws markets from Asia to America
No matter which way stocks go — and Wall Street has ample arguments for either direction — expect a gut-wrenching ride
Measured as a 20 percent drop in prices, it's much worse than a mere "correction" and lasts 14 months on average
Markets heave with relief after White House aide says Jerome Powell's Fed job "100 percent" safe despite Trump thumps
President said Fed has no "feel" for the market, while Treasury Secretary seeks to reassure investors that banks are fine
Leading market indexes are on track for their single worst December since the financial crisis a decade ago
After years of easy money, investors are spooked by rising interest rates and slowing U.S. growth