The Dow Jones dived after hot inflation data but pared losses. Nvidia partner Super Micro climbed. Fed Chief Powell wrapped up his testimony in Congress.

U.S. stocks traded mostly lower during Wednesday's final hour of trading, with investors weighing January's hotter-than-expected consumer-price index against possible progress in resolving Russia's ...

The markets are focused on one thing today - inflation - and it's sending the three broader indices spiraling. The Consumer ...

U.S. stocks were mostly lower on Wednesday afternoon after a hotter-than-expected CPI inflation report sent the broader market into a tailspin in the morning trading. Yet the Cboe Volatility index, ...

The Arms Indexes, or TRINs, for both the NYSE and Nasdaq exchange are below 0.50, which usually depict panic-like buying behavior. Advancing stocks are outnumbering decliners by 2.90 to 1 on the NYSE ...

Tech stocks are trying to reawaken after spending the morning in negative territory. The Nasdaq is stuck around the breakeven line while both the Dow and S&P 500 are decisively lower, down 0.5% and 0.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Wednesday he supports a change to bank capital rules that has been on the industry's wish list At the moment, the Fed's "supplementary leverage ratio" ...

A $9 billion sale of 30-year Treasury inflation-protected securities, scheduled for next Thursday, is set to offer the highest real yield at auction for the tenor since it was brought back in 2010, ...

All three major stock indexes were off their lowest levels of Wednesday's session after President Trump suggested that Russian President Vladimir Putin was receptive to talks about its war with ...

Go ahead, call it a comeback. The Nasdaq Composite is trading in positive territory shortly after noon. The tech-heavy index was down as much as 1.2% earlier in the day after January inflation data ...