Securities

Global markets slip as Trump revives trade tensions, while US stocks stay closed for MLK Day and Asian equities face broad pressure.

US stocks fell for a second day as weak bank earnings, chip stock losses, and rising geopolitical tensions weighed on global markets.

US stocks fell as the Dow dropped 400 points and JPMorgan sank 4% on Trump’s credit card rate cap proposal, while investors awaited earnings.

US Stocks hit record highs as markets shrug off Fed uncertainty, while tech and China stocks rally amid shifting rate expectations.

US stocks were mixed as sector rotation hit tech. The Dow rose 270 points while the Nasdaq fell as Nvidia and Apple declined and defense stocks climbed.

US stocks closed mixed as the Dow and S&P 500 pulled back from record highs, with energy and financials under pressure amid oil supply and data concerns.

US stocks rally as the Dow and S&P 500 hit record highs, led by AI-driven chip stocks, with Micron surging and tech regaining momentum.

US stocks rose as the Dow hit a record high, led by energy and defense stocks, while investors weighed Venezuela risks and upcoming US jobs data.

US stocks edge lower as the S&P 500 extends its losing streak, while Fed meeting minutes highlight internal divisions over future rate cuts.

US stocks close lower as the Nasdaq slips 0.5%, with AI stocks under pressure from profit-taking during the year-end rally.