The Dow Jones Industrial Average is tethered by lackluster earnings reports from Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) and Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) today.
Boeing missed Wall Street expectations by a very wide margin.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is tethered by lackluster earnings reports from Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE: CAT) and Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) today.
Boeing missed Wall Street expectations by a very wide margin.
The Dow Jones today is gaining on another busy day of earnings reports.
Investors continue to hope for a trade deal between the United States and its partners in China, Europe and North America.
But it appears that investors are more concerned about the stability of the U.S. market and American companies than the soap opera in the White House.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is pointed down as markets react to the latest snag in trade discussions between the United States and China.
Plus: The General Motors (NYSE: GM) strike enters its fifth week.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is on the decline ahead of trade discussions between the United States and China. This is after an absolutely stunning period of overnight trading.
I've also got the latest on the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada free trade agreement.
The Dow Jones today is up after news that China is open to a "partial deal" with the U.S. on trade.
While details remain vague about China's trade attitude, this is a welcome shift as the two nations prepare for face-to-face meetings this week in Washington.
Around the globe, economic fears are rising.
And the threat that stands out the most is China. Last week, China celebrated its 70th anniversary. A military parade showed off a hypersonic nuclear missile that can strike the heart of North America within 30 minutes.
The expected downturn in the market is an excellent time to think defensively.
You want to own stocks that can provide income and share price appreciation. You'll also want to tap into America's booming defense industry.
The Dow Jones today is tethered by concerns over new China-U.S. trade talks.
The nations are set to kick off negotiations on later this week.
However, investors are starting to doubt the scope of a deal, and analysts don't anticipate a deal to come to fruition until well into 2020.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average will lose more than 240 points today as investors fret over the latest round of U.S. tariffs on China.
While markets continue to monitor earnings and the Trump administration's trade policies, I expect a lot of chatter about tariffs and negotiations.
The Dow Jones today will rip upward on news that China is looking to resolve its trade war with the United States with a "calm attitude."
This has been welcome by traders, who continue to worry about the prospect of a global recession.
The Dow Jones today is expected to jump by triple-digits after a Tuesday quote from President Donald Trump suggested lowering the capital gains tax, and other tax cuts.
The President also continued to put pressure on the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates further.