On Friday, U.S. markets closed lower after Trump announced reciprocal tariffs and weak economic data. S&P 500 sectors all fell, while European markets opened optimistically. Gold hit record highs amid trade war concerns.

U.S. markets closed mixed with S&P 500 and Nasdaq gaining, while Dow slipped. Economic data exceeded expectations, while commodities and futures showed mixed results. Markets await key reports and events.

U.S. markets rose on Fed rate cut hopes, while economic data showed larger trade deficit and lower service PMI. Global markets also up, except India.

U.S. markets close higher as optimism grows over potential U.S.-China trade breakthrough. Trump delays tariffs, Palantir surges 24%, Fed warns of inflation risks, and job openings miss expectations.

US markets closed in red after Trump delayed tariffs on Mexico. US construction spending and ISM manufacturing PMI improved. Asian markets mixed.

U.S. markets closed higher, led by Tesla's optimistic remarks. Economic concerns rose after Trump's proposed tariffs. Most S&P 500 sectors advanced.

U.S. markets closed lower due to new tariffs, U.S. personal income and spending increased, and most S&P 500 sectors declined. Japan's Nikkei and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 also fell, while U.S. futures and the dollar strengthened.

U.S. markets close lower on tech selloff. Fed keeps rates steady, but uncertainties remain. Japan, Australia, India markets rise. Oil prices stable.

US markets closed higher on Tuesday, led by tech & AI shares. Dow up 0.31%, S&P up 0.92%, Nasdaq up 2.03%. Asian markets mostly up, oil prices down.

Dow up 0.65%, S&P 500 down 1.46%, Nasdaq plunges 3.07% after low-cost Chinese AI model launch. U.S. dollar strengthens, oil prices rise slightly.

On Friday, U.S. markets ended lower amid mixed data and a hot housing market. S&P 500 sectors rose, while Dow and Nasdaq fell. Asian markets down.

US markets close higher on mixed earnings and Trump's Davos remarks. All sectors of S&P 500 up, Dow up 0.92%, S&P 500 up 0.53%, Nasdaq up 0.22%.

US markets close higher on record Netflix subscribers and AI leaders, while S&P 500 reaches new high. Asia markets mixed, Europe down slightly, commodities steady, and US futures mixed.

US markets closed higher on Friday with strong weekly gains. Economic data showed industrial production and housing starts exceeded expectations.

U.S. markets ended lower on cautious outlook, with strong bank results and resilient consumer spending. International markets mixed. Oil prices up.

Natural gas prices have been surging from geopolitical, political and now artic weather hitting temperatures not seen in almost 30 years in the East Coast.

US markets closed higher on Wednesday with major indexes recording largest gains in 2 months. Inflation data and bank earnings fueled the rally.

US markets close mixed, S&P 500 edges higher and Nasdaq slips. Inflation data and bank earnings awaited. Global stocks rise, bond yields dip.

US markets close with mixed results, Nasdaq down and S&P 500 slightly up. Economic data shows steady inflation expectations. Asia markets also mixed.

US markets ended lower due to strong job data reigniting inflation fears and Fed rate adjustment expectations. Oil prices surged on US sanctions on Russia, while dollar rose on strong jobs data.

U.S. markets closed in honor of late President Carter. Futures down due to Fed hawkishness, labor strength, and inflation worries. Asian markets mostly lower, Europe mixed. Oil and gold prices rise, dollar steady.

Dow Jones up 0.25% on mixed markets due to conflicting data and Trump's possible economic emergency. Asia markets mostly down, US futures down.

The U.S. markets closed mixed on Monday, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq climbing to a week's high. Economic data showed declines in durable goods and factory orders, while Asian markets rose with gains in the mining and technology sectors.