Shares had a mixed day of trading, capping a rollercoaster week that included Donald Trump softening his stance on tariffs.

The danger for Trump is if consumers’ declining faith in the economy causes them to slow their spending in the coming months.

The point of greatest danger to investors may well be when markets are relatively calm, calm enough to encourage the president to believe he can push the boundaries yet again. Fund managers will have ...

Fears of tariff-related higher prices have motivated consumers to buy cars early, but it's also contributing to a hesitance ...

U.S. stock futures shed their early morning gains, falling into the red before the opening bell on Wall Street. Stocks are ...

Trump's tariffs continue to affect markets. Follow along for Live updates on stocks and other markets, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite.

British FTSE 100 increased 0.2% to 8,422.52 after the country reported better-than-expectation retail sales in March. Tokyo’s ...

Though 30-year refi rates have surged, retreated, and risen back up this month, they've now fallen two days in a row. Rates ...

American trade policy has shifted significantly with the Trump administration's ongoing move to slap higher tariffs on imported goods. The president may have walked back his tough stance on ...