The major indexes remain at or near record highs while navigating a plethora of catalysts, including earnings, economic data, tariffs, and Trump-Powell drama.

Equities edged higher on Thursday, supported by strong economic data and upbeat corporate earnings. The Dow gained over 200 ...

U.S. companies haven't issued a single 30-year corporate bond so far in July, according to BofA Global. Typically, when spreads are low and demand for bonds is running high, corporations rush to issue ...

U.S. stocks opened modestly higher on Thursday after the latest raft of corporate earnings and economic reports. Economic data released earlier was largely stronger than expected as fears of a U.S.

After Thursday's release of data showing lower-than-expected initial jobless claims for last week, some observers see reason to remain cautious about whether overall labor-market conditions can ...

Wall Street futures are trading little changed at this hour in the premarket session on Thursday (July 17). Dow Jones futures ...

The S&P 500 was up 0.1% in early trading Thursday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 81 points, and the Nasdaq ...

The S&P 500 opened flat at 6,263.4, whereas the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 45 points, or about 0.1%.

The three major US indices all look bullish overall, but in the premarket Thursday session, we have seen a bit of sideways action. At this point though, the indices were all taking a breath as the ...

Former Federal Reserve governor Kevin Warsh said he believes the next Fed chair will maintain the central bank's independence ...

US stocks open just higher after jobless claims and retail sales confirm the economy remains resilient. Earnings season has also started off strong.