After a 2-day relief buoyed investor confidence, futures slipped signaling a weaker start to the day on Wall Street.

Sure, there are reasons for optimism. But there may be too many risks to justify jumping into U.S. stocks at these levels.

The rally was triggered in part by remarks that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent delivered at a closed-door investor summit ...

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Trump said he’s not considering pausing his recently imposed tariffs but is willing to negotiate the duties with other nations.

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U.S. stock futures fall as China retaliates with U.S. import duties after President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs take ...

Trading on Thursday and Friday marked the worst days for U.S. stocks since 2020. President Donald Trump said America's trade ...

Day Winning Streak 4:32 pm And that’s a wrap! Thursday closed with the S&P 500 up 2%, the Nasdaq up 2.7%, and the Dow scoring ...