The Dow Jones News Today: The Dow Jones projected an 80-point decline after China and the United States concluded a three-day summit on trade.
Each nation making concessions on technology transfers, setting the stage for additional negotiations before the March 1st deadline.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 150 points in premarket hours as indexes staged a tepid recovering following Monday's 3% decline.
On Monday, the Dow suffered its worst Christmas Eve trading session in history, shedding 653 points before close.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average moved little in premarket trading as investors continued to monitor ongoing trade developments with China.
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Republicans are expected to hold onto the Senate.
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The Dow Jones today fell 38-points Wednesday morning as the bull market became the longest in U.S. history.
At 3,453 days, the current bull market is now the longest period of uninterrupted market gains in American history.
The market's run began on March 9, 2009 when the Dow sat at 6,500.
The Dow Jones today jumped 55 points in premarket hours as traders showed optimism for a resolution on trade between the United States and China.
The Dow Jones today jumped over 200 points in premarket hours on reports that China's commerce ministry will send a trade delegation to Washington later this month.
The Dow Jones today projected a slight gain on Friday morning after JPMorgan Chase an all-time record for second quarter profitability.
CEO Jamie Dimon reported an 18% increase in gross profits, beating analysts' estimates by 3%.
Shares of JPM added nearly 1% after the company reported a record Q2 profit.
The Dow Jones News Today: The Dow Jones projected a 110-point gain this morning on the heels of the index's longest losing streak since 1978.
Ongoing worries about a global trade war have pressed the Dow Jones down eight consecutive days.
The Dow Jones today futures fell 187 points this morning after President Donald Trump suggested that any discussion of a thaw in Chinese trade relations were premature.
