US Stock Market Live: Futures on Wall Street are surging after the Trump Administration said that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and top trade official Jamieson Greer would meet their Chinese counterparts in Switzerland later this week. Futures on the Dow Jones are up 280 points, while those on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are up
US Stock Market Live: Futures on Wall Street have ticked lower on Sunday evening after reporting another week of gains, in what appears to be a swift rebound from US President Donald Trump’s tariff tantrums. Futures on the Dow Jones are down 120 points, while those on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are down 20
Sure, the stock market has been moving. But it’s the action in government bonds, the US dollar, and gold that REALLY stood out this week. Here are some thoughts on what happened – and what it MEANS for investors – from top MoneyShow experts. Mike Larson MoneyShow What’s it going to take to get a
There’s been a gold rush early in Donald Trump’s second term. But while the president may be responsible for the yellow metal’s record rally, don’t expect him to take a victory lap this time. Investors crave certainty in a chaotic market that’s devoid of it due to Trump’s policy decisions. Global trade relations are strained
SEOUL, REPUBLIC OF KOREA: Gold bars are displayed at Shinhan Bank in Seoul on 09 January 2004. Gold … [+] prices hit 544.60 dollars per ounce on January 09, 2006, the highest level since January 1981, owing to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and reports that China may increase its reserves of the metal.
Anjana Anil | Reuters S&P 500 posts best week since Trump’s election U.S. stocks rallied on Friday with the S&P 500 and Dow notching their biggest weekly percentage gains since early November… and the Nasdaq registering its best week since early December. Gold prices jumped to a over two-month peak on Tuesday, supported by a