The Dow Jones today opened 100 points down as investors weighed the potential impact of new steel tariffs on the aging bull market.
Markets are likely to move today based on the impact of President Trump's announcement that he may ease the severity of new tariffs.
The Dow Jones today is climbing again this morning after the last two weeks of high volatility brought the Dow down 8.5% from its all-time high on Jan. 26.
Dow futures are up 285 points this morning as traders hope prices have consolidated and bullish momentum will return. Markets will also digest the potential impact of a major infrastructure initiative from the Trump Administration.
The Dow Jones today continues to fall following overnight global market selloff.
Dow futures are down 246 points as investors reel after the worst single day since 2011.
This comes a day after the Dow fell from a record high, erasing gains from 2018 due to fears over inflations and rising interest rates. The 4.6% downturn was not even in the top 300 daily percentage declines in the Dow's history.
The Dow Jones today plunges further as concerns about rising interest rates and inflation increase.
Dow futures were down as much as 257 points this morning as Asian markets sold off. Strong jobs data and an uptick in worker wages have many concerned the value of the dollar will slide.
The Dow Jones today is climbing thanks to the passage of the tax reform bill and a short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown.
Dow Futures are up six points ahead of today's trading session. After the Senate avoided a government shutdown on Thursday night, expect traders to begin setting their positions for 2018.
The Dow Jones today is down 81 points in pre-market hours as the Senate continues to debate a plan to delay reducing the corporate tax rate from 35% to 20% until 2019.
But today's major stock market news focuses on General Electric (NYSE: GE), as the American conglomerate announced it's halving its dividend.
The Dow Jones today is already down 100 points in pre-market hours as the retail ice age rears its head again…
Fortunately, the retail ice age is creating a profit opportunity for savvy investors.
by David Zeiler
The Q4 Apple earnings were unusually strong, but that wasn't the biggest Apple news last week.
While Wall Street celebrated Apple's earnings, it completely missed a shift in strategy destined to fuel growth at the tech giant for years to come.
That's too bad, because what the company is planning will drive the Apple stock price up more than 40% over the next three years.
This is the most significant development at Apple since the debut of the iPhone in 2007...
The Dow Jones today is trending up thanks to a crackdown on political elites in Saudi Arabia over the weekend sent oil prices to a new high this year…
Dow Jones futures are up 15 points today as oil prices are surging thanks to the arrests in Saudi Arabia.
In Dow Jones news today, the markets were down as investors digested a disturbing report.
American consumers spent at the slowest pace since 2009, and Wall Street is now questioning the health of the economy.
