Dow futures showed signs of recovery after moving into correction territory in late trading yesterday. This was largely in response to congressional efforts to avoid a government shutdown.
Congress' slow progress on passing a new funding bill led to a government shutdown at midnight on Thursday. However, both Chambers of Congress passed a new bill in the early morning hours to keep the government open for another two years.
Dow Jones futures continue to be flat this morning, even in the wake of the passage of the Republican's tax cut plan.
The Dow Jones today remains below the vaunted 25,000 level, which is proving to be difficult to reach despite record growth this year and the tax cut.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average will open at a record high today, as futures are up 21 points ahead of the bell.
The Dow Jones today could possibly close at an all-time high for the fourth consecutive day in a row.
The Dow Jones new today focuses on a new bear market for oil prices.
Dow Jones futures are up just two points ahead of trading as low oil prices drag down the energy sector.
Today's DJIA news will center on a critical announcement from the Federal Reserve.
This afternoon, the FOMC meeting will determine if interest rates will rise for the second time in three months.
In Dow Jones news, the Dow fell again on the first day of the FOMC meeting.
Investors believe that the Fed will raise interest rates on March 15.
by Casey Wilson
Top executives at UPS were just "awarded" huge payouts – some as high as 21%.
These raises come not long after the parcel carrier reported missed performance targets, like revenue growth and shareholder returns.
So why are the head honchos making so much more? We take a look... ?
In Dow Jones news today, the Dow fell triple digits for the second consecutive day. Investors are concerned over President Trump's immigration policies and what they mean for the global economy. The S&P 500 was pummeled thanks to a poor earnings report from United Parcel Service Inc. (NYSE: UPS). Shares of UPS fell close to […]
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