China, stocks
Digest more
Longview Economics says investors should tread carefully with stocks as something was broken with Friday’s selloff last week.
Markets tumbled after Trump’s tariff threat on China, shaking investor confidence and reversing record highs amid rising recession fears. Learn why volatility spiked fast.
Wall Street rebounds as Treasury warns of China tensions; banks report strong earnings amid trade uncertainties.
Stocks are rebounding from Friday’s selloff after President Trump said trade relations with China “will all be fine.”
Live Updates Live Coverage Has Ended No updates were posted during this live coverage. After yesterday’s massive swings, the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (NYSEMKT: VOO) is showing big signs of life thanks to impressive earnings.
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq are gaining Wednesday as the stock market focuses on earnings amid Trump's China trade threats.
U.S. stocks respond to China trade tensions and the big banks get the third quarter earnings season into gear.
Surging interest in artificial intelligence is generating huge gains for Chinese tech stocks like Alibaba, which has more than doubled this year.
Hours later, Trump posted his less confrontational talk about China on Truth Social. The backtrack in anger, which also came before trading began on Wall Street, raised hopes that the world’s two largest economies could find a way to allow global trade to continue smoothly.
MoneyWeek on MSN
Stock market selloff: should you buy the dip?
US tech stocks and cryptocurrencies were hit hard by a stock market selloff as tariff-driven trade tensions return
October looks like an opportunity for long-term investors who are willing to zig while others zag to scoop up shares of a top automotive stock before the market appreciates the progress the company has made financially, operationally, and in returning value to shareholders through significant share repurchases.
Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures climb as Bank of America beats, rate-cut hopes rise
US stock futures rose on Wednesday amid hopes for interest-rate cuts, with more Wall Street banks set to lead out the next wave of reports in a promising start to earnings season. A solid start to earnings season is buoying market spirits in the face of US-China trade friction and a US government shutdown with no end in sight.