The Dow Jones news today focuses on another busy day of earnings reports that will include some of the top technology firms in the country.
The Dow also is back within striking distance of 21,000 as markets continue to cheer President Donald Trump's economic agenda.
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The Dow Jones news for Thursday (April 20) is stock futures bouncing back this morning after yesterday's triple-digit drop.
Markets continue to react to mixed earnings reports and increased geopolitical uncertainty around the globe, including new unrest in Venezuela.
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The Dow Jones news today is a projected a 0.3% decline in premarket hours as markets take a wait-and-see approach to this week's meeting between President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping.
Markets are also anxious to parse through the March jobs report slated for release on Friday.
The Dow Jones news for Monday (April 3) is an expected small gain in stocks as investors prepare for a busy day of economic data.
Markets are also paying attention to threats from the Trump administration to "handle" the threat of North Korea without the assistance of China.
Dow Jones futures are projecting a new record high as investor optimism swelled following President Trump's first speech before a joint session of Congress.
On Tuesday, the Dow Jones snapped its 12-day winning streak of record closing highs. A lackluster round of earnings results and weak economic data weighed on investor sentiment.
In Dow Jones news today, the Dow was flat for most of the day.
Investors are starting to worry about the elections for France and what it means for the rest of the world.
DJIA futures were pushing higher as investors reignited the "Trump Trade" and placed increased optimism in the president's planned economic policies.
President Trump has promised to introduce a "phenomenal" tax plan in the coming weeks. The S&P 500 is now up 8.3% since Trump won the election in November.
