The Dow fell as much as 450 points Wednesday afternoon after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said that the quarter-point rate cut that the Fed had approved earlier in the day was a one-off.
Investors are once again growing worried about the US-China trade war. But Wall Street isn't completely freaked out.
US stocks went on a wild ride on Wednesday.
Stocks went into reverse just before lunchtime on Wall Street Monday. But nobody could figure out why.
The market is rallying this year. But investors may be ignoring a few risks that could bring trouble in the year ahead.
A day after surging more than 1,000 points, the Dow see-sawed throughout Thursday. The index plunged more than 600 points before clawing back losses late in the afternoon.
Stock market volatility is back with a vengeance.
A wild week on Wall Street sent stocks and bonds tumbling across the globe.
Wall Street's trade war jitters have resurfaced, and the Dow is bearing the brunt of investors' worries.
People in China, Argentina and Russia and many other emerging markets are just like Americans. They are huge fans of Doritos and Cheetos. And that's great news for Pepsi, the owner of both brands.
General Electric, an original member of the Dow Jones industrial average, has been kicked out of the elite index.
Wall Street's trade war fears are back.
Volatility gripped Wall Street on Tuesday.
The trade spat between the United States and China is "on hold," according to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. But investors weren't on hold Monday. They were buying like there was no tomorrow.
Agrochemical companies contributed to the demise Monarch butterflies. Now they are joining forces to save them.
Apple and a solid jobs report lifted stocks on Friday.
The Dow barely snapped its longest slump in more than a year.
Investors are leaving trade tensions behind and looking ahead to bank profits.
First it was trade wars, now it's real wars.
This was the quarter when investors were reminded that stocks don't go up forever.
The wild ride on Wall Street just got crazier.
Wall Street got over its trade war fears for a day.
Trade war fears wiped more than 1,100 points off the Dow in just two days. It was Wall Street's worst week in more than two years.
Trade jitters continue to weigh on Wall Street.
