While stock markets are being closely watched, many are wondering: Will the market be open or closed for Good Friday?

That's how far the S&P 500 has fallen since President Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs announcement ... according to Dow Jones Market Data. (That excludes secondary listings for companies with ...

U.S. stocks surrendered a chunk of their historic gains from the day before as President Donald ... "This is really big uncertainty in the market. The threat of recession has not faded." ...

Monday's volatile trade came on the heels of a historic two-day sell-off, with the Nasdaq Composite entering a bear market on Friday and the US stock market shedding over $5 trillion in value.

Meanwhile, the day has finally arrived for Trump's big ... Shares in the conservative news network spiked in recent days following its stock-market listing on Friday. As the chart above shows ...

Investors are seeing red on Monday as the stock market and major indexes continue ... which the president is billing as “Liberation Day.” Trump is expected to enact a massive economic package ...

The stock market marked its worst day since 2020 after the White House unveiled its plans for steep tariffs that will upend the global economy. The S&P 500 sank 4.8%. The Nasdaq Composite slid 6%.

The stock market had a rough spell last week after President Trump announced new tariffs. The one-day drop was six percent (on the Standard & Poor’s 500) on its worst day, which followed a ...

This marks the worst week for the stock market since 2020, and only the fourth time in history that the Dow lost 2,000 points in a single day. Market-wide losses over the last two days now total a ...

Even if you've been through a stock market downturn before, it can be extremely difficult to sit back and watch your portfolio value plunge day after day. And if you're feeling helpless and scared ...

In the bond market ... year through purchases of its own stock. Newsmax soared another 179% to follow up on its 735% surge from Monday, which was the first day of trading for the news company ...

Wall Street would never admit it, but it might secretly be celebrating as Tax Day approaches. That’s because the U.S. stock market has a positive bias in the few weeks prior to the deadline by ...