Stocks rise after Powell comments, jobs report—but finish week down more than 2%.

Wall Street is careening again on Friday and swerving from gains to losses. It's a fitting ending to a brutal week of scary swings dominated by worries about the U.S. economy and uncertainty about ...

Take a look at how how various assets are performing after the release of February jobs data: U.S. stock futures, the 10-year ...

Treasury yields and the dollar fall as U.S. jobs creation accelerates less than expected amid a decline in government employment. February payroll were 151,000, up from January’s downward revised 125, ...

J.P. Morgan suggests the weakness in Freeport shares has a lot to do with investors recently rotating out of U.S. stocks and into foreign markets, such as Europe, given all the uncertainties over how ...

The S&P 500 Index SPX, after a false upside breakout a couple of weeks ago, has retraced its entire trading range and landed in a general support area between 5,770 and 5,870. There is another support ...

Bank stocks and the Russell 2000 have slumped on growth concerns, while Treasurys and gold have rallied.

Investor sentiment has turned gloomier this week, but even if no economic downturn materializes, progress on inflation should allow the Fed to continue cutting interest rates, Waller said.

Wall Street is having another growth scare, driven by trade tensions and signs of economic weakness. Some indicators emerging from markets in recent weeks: 📉 Major stock indexes have pulled back. 🏭 ...

But there was lone Wall Street bear, BCA Research's chief global strategist Peter Berezin, whose year-end S&P 500 SPX target of 4,450 compared to the 6,500 average, and Oppenheimer's 7,100 top.