U.S. stocks are holding a bit steadier, for now at least, following the sharp tumble that wiped out the last of the “Trump bump” they received following President Donald Trump’s election

U.S. stock index futures steadied Monday evening after Wall Street saw losses, driven by a tech sell-off ahead of Nvidias earnings. Concerns over a slowing U.S. economy and looming trade tariffs under Donald Trump

Goldman Sachs has dropped an entire section dedicated to "diversity and inclusion" from its annual filing released on Thursday, as Wall Street firms dial back their diversity initiatives after President Donald Trump took charge.

One of Wall Street’s most-popular option trades just got more popular than ever, fueled by Donald Trump’s volatility-inducing policy agenda and a push by Robinhood Markets Inc. to expand its product offerings.

Donald Trump's headlong sprint to enact his policies and remake the U.S. government hit more than a few speed bumps this past week as GOP lawmakers, the courts and Wall Street forced him to hit the brakes.

A global selloff in equities was set to continue from Asia into Europe, while the dollar strengthened and Treasury yields edged lower as investors shunned risky bets with President Donald Trump ratcheting up tariffs.

Wall Street expected President Donald Trump to go easier on Medicare Advantage insurers than his predecessor. That's not happening in several key lawsuits.

Even unfilled tariff threats are beginning to alter consumer and business behavior, with markets stumbling on news of yet more sanctions on China.

World shares and U.S. futures were mostly higher on Wednesday following a rocky session on Wall Street after Canada, Mexico and China were hit by steep U.S. tariffs that took effect the day before. Comments by U.

All three major U.S. markets sank before regaining lost ground on fears a trade war will hobble the world’s largest economy and boost inflation.

Analysts are concerned that investors’ fears go beyond tariffs and point to broader economic uncertainty. The market rally following President Donald Trump’s reelection is effectively over. The S&P 500 has lost nearly all of its post-election gains as Wall Street responds to Trump’s decision to move forward with aggressive tariffs.