The major U.S. stock market indexes opened lower on Tuesday. The S&P 500 is coming off two weeks of gains, which included nine consecutive days where the index moved higher. That rally ended on Monday ...

The S&P 500 retesting its recent low would imply a 10% drop from current levels. The famed investor said tariffs and the Fed ...

Stock-market bulls should be worried about rising consumer delinquencies, which were climbing well before President Donald ...

Trump's tariff announcements have recently unsettled the financial markets, reminding some of the 1987 Black Monday financial ...

Warren Buffett regularly provides investing wisdom through his annual letters to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, his TV interviews, and through the occasional newspaper editorial. And as you might ...

Are the stock market, post office and UPS open or closed on Good Friday? Good Friday is on April 18, 2025. The answer to the post office question is, yes, the post office is open on Good Friday.

Friday, April 18 is Good Friday, which means some businesses and services will be closed for the holiday, including the stock market. While Good Friday is not a federal holiday, some states ...

After shuttering for Good Friday, it will be business as usual on Wall Street until late May. The next scheduled stock market closure is on Monday, May 26 in observance of Memorial Day.

Meanwhile, global carmakers such as Toyota and Hyundai mirrored Monday’s US auto stock rally. The market pullback reflects persistent investor unease over trade tensions and sector-specific ...

Wall Street's S&P 500 price targets are more a temperature check than a useful predictive tool for the stock market, says one strategist The recent selloff in the U.S. stock market blindsided Wall ...

Netflix, which currently has a market capitalization of around $400 billion, is scheduled to report first-quarter earnings Thursday. Bank of America (BAC) stock is rising almost 2% in premarket ...

The stock market has been extra volatile since the introduction ... At first glance, the quote seems to tell people to embrace losing money when investing in stocks. And although that's a very ...