U.S. stocks rose modestly on Monday, as investors braced for the unofficial start of second-quarter earnings season, while renewed trade tensions added uncertainty.

U.S. stocks opened mostly lower on Monday as investors monitored tariff developments and their potential impact on inflation and corporate earnings. Big banks are set to kick off a fresh earning ...

Major indices closed higher on Monday as traders continued to monitor trade headlines ahead of key inflation data and the ...

Oil futures fell as the market makes light of President Trump’s threat of tariffs on Russia and countries that trade with Russia if a deal with Ukraine isn’t reached in 50 days.

Outside of bitcoin names, Kenvue KVUE reversed to go 0.8% lower in heavy volume, after initially jumping on news the health products maker announced its new interim chief executive, Kirk Perry, ...

Wall Street is muted on Monday as investors prepare for a packed week of bank earnings and key economic reports.

Stock futures are pointing to a lower open Monday as investors respond to President Donald Trump's latest tariff threats and ...

Both the S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures dropped 0.55% each. Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 226 ...

The S&P 500 edged higher on Monday even after President Donald Trump threatened high tariffs on more countries over the ...

Tariff buzz remains at the forefront of investors' minds, after yesterday President Donald Trump reiterated on Truth Social ...