Investors are left gritting their teeth with the Brexit now delayed until June, replacing the original March 29 deadline.
The delay ratchets up the uncertainty around the deal and signals Brexit may be messier than anyone thought.
Investors are left gritting their teeth with the Brexit now delayed until June, replacing the original March 29 deadline.
The delay ratchets up the uncertainty around the deal and signals Brexit may be messier than anyone thought.
The Dow Jones today might see a triple-digit slip as investors digest the latest weekly jobless report and ongoing concerns about global economic growth.
Markets also did not rally after the Federal Reserve announced it would remain dovish on interest rates through the end of 2019.
The Dow Jones today could be in for another roller coaster day as the U.S. and China race to bang out a trade agreement before next week's deadline.
Today the two largest economies in the world are drafting memorandums of understanding, an encouraging sign.
But any setback could send stocks reeling.
The Dow Jones today is trying to rebound from a Wednesday rout that followed the unsurprising decision by the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
Investors remain extremely grim about the prospects of the Fed's plans to hike rates two more times in 2019.
The hike comes at a time when the central bank reduced its growth estimates for the U.S. economy.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 23 points in premarket hours as the Federal Reserve indicated that it will raise interest rates for the third time this year.
The U.S. Central Bank concludes its two-day meeting on monetary policy this afternoon.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell as much as 120 points in Tuesday's premarket trading as markets struggled to identify new catalysts to rally major indexes.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 45-point in premarket trading after Advanced Data Processing (NYSE: ADP) announced the U.S. added 146,000 new jobs during the month of August.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average 80 points in premarket trading after the U.S. and Canada failed to negotiate a trade deal by last Friday's White House- imposed deadline.
The Dow Jones today dropped over 100 points in premarket trading as fear over the stability of international trade relations continued to rattle investors.
The Shanghai Composite Index is off more than 20% since January, and the downturn appears to be spreading across the globe.