Stock futures were near flat Monday night following a rough day on Wall Street, as President Donald Trump's latest criticism ...

In the stock market, meanwhile, the S&P 500 ended with a gain, recovering more of its losses after a major drop last week when President Trump first announced his sweeping global tariffs.

How does the stock market work? Basically, investors need to put their money somewhere to hope that it will grow in value. Now you could stash your money under the mattress, so to speak ...

Stock market holiday: The Indian stock market has remained volatile recently due to the global recession fears stoked by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Amid high volatility, investors must ...

U.S. stock futures sink as China announces retaliatory ... After its share price fell 23% over the past four sessions, Apple's market capitalization dropped to around $2.59 trillion to fall ...

Worries that tit-for-tat tariffs will boost inflation and push the global economy into recession have sparked stock market sell-offs around the globe. U.S. stocks are coming off their worst week ...

The S&P 500 briefly entered a bear market on Monday, dropping 21% from its February peak. The market plunge was driven by Trump's expansion of the trade war last week. Event-driven bear markets ...

U.S. stock futures surge as investors look for market momentum following recent sell-offs; global stocks gain after yesterday's rout; shares of health insurance providers jump after the federal ...

Tariff fears are sending the S&P 500 tumbling into bear market territory. Evercore sees opportunities to buy low amid the stock-market sell-off. The bank is betting on these 38 stocks to ...

Officially, then, the benchmark index is not in a bear market but stocks are highly volatile and could slip into that dreaded zone any day. A look back: Trump tariffs put stock markets in a frenzy ...

Several 401(k) retirement account members have reported thousands of dollars in losses after just two days of stock market turmoil last week. (Reuters) American savers are going through a ...

One of Wall Street’s most notoriously pessimistic — and successful — investors, Mark Spitznagel, said the stock-market plunge that’s followed President Donald Trump’s tariff rollout isn ...