A tense, volatile week on Wall Street ended with all three major U.S. indexes up 5% or more, yet still below where they were when President Trump launched his tariff blitz.

Treasury yields continued to climb overnight on Friday, leaving the 30-year bond on track for its worst week since 1987, Dow Jones Market Data showed. The 30-year yield rose 46.8 basis points to 4.859 ...

U.S. stocks were set to wrap up a wild week for markets with a modest decline on Friday. But despite the pullback, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite were still on track to tally their best week of the ...

Sellers returned to the stock market today. Banks fell hard ahead of some initial earnings reports due Friday. Walmart ...

The major averages sank to session lows after the White House confirmed updated tariff figures released on Thursday brings ...

Donald Trump imposed a 25% tariff on foreign-made cars as part of his economic plan to "supercharge" the US economy.

Dow sinks 2000 points on Friday - List of biggest crashes in US history. Donald Trump reacts to stock market crash. After ...

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Thursday saw further volatility roil markets in light of Trump’s raft of tariffs. The major averages suffered their worst day ...

Global markets fall sharply after President Trump announced big increases in tariffs on imports from around the world.

In a new note dated Sunday, a team of Goldman equity strategists led by David Kostin cut their S&P 500 SPX forecast over the next three months from no change to a 5% fall and a target of roughly 5,300 ...

2025 --Month-to-date the yield is up 0.118 percentage point --Year-to-date the yield is down 0.153 percentage point ...