Alex Eule

The Fed is still worried about inflation. And that was before the Mideast peace deal fell apart,

Tech stocks had another subpar day, as worries about AI spending—and its inflationary impact on consumers—mount.

SpaceX dominated trading on Friday. It pushed Elon Musk’s other company out of the Magnificent 7.

Healthcare stocks jumped more than 3% as AI stocks cooled off. Plus, the SpaceX FOMO.

Stocks fell as the 30-year Treasury settled at its highest yield since 2007.

Chip stocks fell sharply after weeks of gains. The vibe shift pushed consumer staples and healthcare stocks higher.

The S&P 500 closed at another high—its 15th record close of the year.

Good vibes from tech land were enough to drive the S&P 500 higher. Is software finally back?

Intel soared 24% to its first record close since August 2000. The rally says everything you need to know about today’s market.

The tech-heavy index rose for a 13th straight day and finished the week up 6.8%.

The major indexes had their best week of the year. A fragile cease-fire plus the start of earnings season had investors buying the dip.

The Nasdaq fell more than 3% on the week, its worst performance in nearly a year. Social networks are facing a backlash.

The battle over AI is playing out in real-time on Wall Street, leaving tech investors bruised and battered. Our Tech Roundtable on stocks for the new world.

The Federal Reserve kept rate cuts on pause. Of more interest: Chair Jerome Powell’s somber tone.

The major indexes ended Friday with a third straight weekly decline.

A week that focused on war in the Middle East ended with renewed worries about the U.S. economy.

Stocks in the tech and banking sectors were hit hard Friday, as old fears came roaring back.

Stocks ended the day roughly flat despite a surprisingly cool inflation report.

After a tumultuous week, stocks staged an impressive rebound, sending the Dow above 50,000 for the first time ever.

After a busy day for markets, Donald Trump said he would announce his Fed chair pick on Friday morning.