By Chris Prentice and Amanda Cooper NEW YORK/LONDON (Reuters) -Wall Street stock indexes fell on Tuesday as investors weighed ...

Crude futures extended their losing streak to four sessions with the market focused on OPEC+ production plans and playing down the U.S. threat of sanctions against buyers of Russian oil.

Wall Street headed higher in early trading as markets’ anxiety over last week’s poor jobs data appears to have dissipated as ...

Investing.com - Canada’s main stock exchange ended lower on Monday amid a looming increase to U.S. import tariffs on its ...

Wall Street on Monday recorded its best session since May 27 and recouped losses from Friday's selloff as ...

Dow Futures inch higher as earnings from Palantir, AMD, Disney & more set the tone; oil, tariffs, and tech in focus.

Wall Street futures opened higher on Tuesday, supported by ongoing optimism over potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts ...

Palantir reported better-than-expected quarterly results, but restaurant chain Denny's and Hims & Hers Health posted disappointing results.

Dow Jones futures appreciate ahead of the US market opening on Tuesday, trading around 44,380, up by 0.17%, during early European hours. Meanwhile, S&P 500 futures surge by 0.25% to 6,370, and Nasdaq ...

US stock futures held steady as Wall Street regained its balance after a tumultuous week and braced for the next wave of ...

A dismal U.S. jobs report sent the S&P 500 tumbling to its steepest intraday loss in more than two months on Friday, with ...

US President Donald Trump has signed a document to impose 50 percent tariffs on some copper products from Friday.