US stocks bounced back Friday as investors digested key inflation data that showed a deceleration ... The Nasdaq gave up 1.8% while the Dow and the S&P both shed around 2%. Stocks responded ...

The Dow also jumped 703.27 points or ... In the bond market, treasuries moved sharply higher in reaction to the consumer price inflation data. Subsequently, the yield on the benchmark ten-year ...

Major U.S. equity averages closed Tuesday's topsy-turvy session mixed following wholesale inflation data that came in softer ... and the blue-chip Dow (DJI) closed +0.5% after each swayed between ...

U.S. stocks closed slightly higher after the latest inflation data produced no surprises ... The numbers all came in as expected with Dow Jones consensus estimates. This was a huge relief after ...

The big economic data are the August consumer and producer price index reports. The CPI is expected to come before the bell on Wednesday, and the PPI on Thursday. The two inflation reports could ...

Stock futures were little changed on Thursday night as investors continue to navigate a volatile global trade landscape.

"Today's data and the unpredictability ... things out," he added. "Inflation enters the trade war in decent shape and the economy looks robust." Market reaction: The Dow Jones Industrial Average ...

Inflation data and consumer sentiment lead the U.S. agenda as markets today weigh trade risks and key earnings in a cautious end to the month.

Wednesday’s Consumer Price Index report was the last bit of hope for investors clamoring for a half-point rate cut from the Federal Reserve when it meets next week. That hope has now all but ...

U.S. stock index futures saw some recovery on Friday morning following a moderate inflation report, raising speculations of a ...

A fleeting reaction ... the data, particularly the core reading, give credence to the idea the Federal Reserve continues to make progress in its fight to bring inflation back down to its target ...

For the week, the Dow surged by 1.2 percent, while the Nasdaq and the S&P 500 both shot up by 1.1 percent. The strength on Wall Street partly reflected a positive reaction to a Labor Department ...