Stock futures rise slightly following a major comeback week for stocks
Wall Street is set to wrap up the worst first half for stocks in decades this week.
Wall Street is set to wrap up the worst first half for stocks in decades this week.
In the very near term, strategists see a window of positive momentum for an oversold market and say the quarter-end period could be a time for some quick gains.
The Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that enshrined abortion as a constitutional right in the U.S. for almost half a century.
Steel inventory is slowly piling up in their warehouses as demand for steel in China falls amid pandemic lockdowns and crippled construction activity.
Growth in online sales is slowing, while new players eat away at Alibaba’s market share, data show.
Shares in the Asia-Pacific region traded lower on Wednesday, as economic fears continue to weigh on the market.
Major averages suffered their 10th losing week in 11 on fears that the Fed will hike rates aggressively to tame inflation at the risk of causing a recession.
After a brutal week for markets, Fed Chair Jerome Powell will testify before Congress about the central bank’s increasingly aggressive plan to fight inflation.
Bitcoin fell below $17,800, and ether fell under $920, as the sell-off in the crypto market accelerates.
Russia’s Putin has claimed his hand was forced over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine and sharply criticized a “blitzkrieg” of Western economic sanctions.