Stephen Wisnefski

Stocks closed higher Wednesday as the Federal Reserve decided to leave its key interest rate unchanged while noting that the economic outlook has become more uncertain.

Major stock indexes rose for the second consecutive day on Monday as the U.S. equities market rebounds from a month-long slump spurred by political and economic uncertainty.

Stocks closed sharply higher on Friday, one day after the S&P 500 tumbled into correction for the first time since 2023 amid investor concerns about the impact of tariffs and and the outlook for the U.S. economy.

Stocks closed sharply lower on Thursday after another volatile trading session as a sell-off fueled by economic and political uncertainty accelerated.

Stocks were solidly higher Wednesday afternoon following the release this morning of an encouraging inflation report, as the market rebounds from a steep downturn fueled by uncertainty about the health of the economy.

Stocks plunged Monday morning, leading by a steep decline in technology shares, amid ongoing uncertainty about the impact of policies coming from the Trump White House and concerns about the outlook for the U.S. economy.

Major stock indexes closed higher on Friday, rebounding from steep early-session declines, after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the economy remains in good shape and the central bank is in no hurry to adjust interest rates.

Major stock indexes closed sharply higher Wednesday as investors reacted to new developments on tariffs and digested fresh economic data.

Stocks fell sharply Tuesday morning as businesses and investors assessed the impact of newly imposed U.S. tariffs against leading trade partners.

Stocks closed sharply lower Monday as President Donald Trump said that tariffs against Mexico and Canada will go into effect as planned on Tuesday, adding to investor concerns about the outlook for the U.S. economy.