The Dow Jones Industrial Average continued to sell off during Thursday's premarket trading, plummeting 407 points before market open.
This morning's losses followed on the heels of the Dow's 799 point loss during Tuesday's trading session. Markets were closed on Wednesday in honor of late President George H.W. Bush.
Global indexes fell sharply overnight following reports that Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhous was arrested by Canadian officials yesterday.
The Dow Jones today rose over 60 points in premarket trading on Thursday after filings for unemployment benefits fell to 222,000.
Weekly jobless claims have been declining for the last year and remain at the lowest level since 1969.
The Dow Jones today projected a higher open on Thursday morning as investors weighed the Trump administration's shifting economic message amid rapid executive personnel changes. Markets today are likely to move on news that first-quarter economic growth may come in lower than many analysts are expecting. In January, the Atlanta Federal Reserve had projected the […]
The Dow Jones today projected a 98-point gain this morning after falling 171 points in the wake of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's resignation yesterday.
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The Dow Jones today traded sharply higher in premarket hours after the Trump administration announced it would block Broadcom Ltd.'s hostile takeover bid of American based semiconductor company Qualcomm Inc. Markets also rose on news that the Consumer Price Index indicated lower than expected rates of inflation.
The Dow Jones today looks to start the week higher as investors anticipate a busy week of earnings reports and other economic data. The Nasdaq hit an all-time high of 7,175 in Monday pre-market trading while Asian stock exchanges were up more than 1% on the day. With markets on the rise, savvy investors are keeping a close eye on any warning signs that the economy could be over-heating.
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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.
