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The stock market falls for the 4th day in a row
From Fred Imbert: The S&P 500 posted a four-day losing streak on Wednesday — its longest slide since early May — as investors braced for a key meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping later this week.
According to Skybridge, the Dow Jones Industrial Average could hit 30,000 by next year
From Brian Sozzi: The Dow 30,000 happening sometime within the next 12 months may not be as insane as it initially sounds.
Dow Jones Industrial Average trades up 300 points on news Trump will meet with China’s President Xi
From Fred Imbert: Stocks surged on Tuesday after President Donald Trump said he will be meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, at the upcoming G-20 summit, boosting hope for a U.S.-China trade deal.
The stock market climbs ahead of this week’s Fed meeting
From Ken Martin: U.S. stocks. secured gains to start the week ahead of the Fed’s two-day policy meeting which begins on Tuesday.
Why investors don’t believe in this market rally
From Yun Li: KEY POINTS
Why did the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall 350 points today?
From Fred Imbert: Stocks fell on Friday as investors feared President Donald Trump’s surprise threat of tariffs on all Mexico imports, amid a worsening trade war with China, could risk sending the U.S. economy into a recession.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls as bond yields decline
From Fred Imbert: Stocks fell on Wednesday as bond yields declined again, triggering concerns about the economic outlook. Increasing trade tensions in the China-U.S. trade fight also weighed on markets.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 237 points
From Fred Imbert: Stocks fell on Tuesday as a decline in interest rates during the U.S.-China trade war sparked worries about a possible slowdown in the economy.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average gives back its morning gains
From Fred Imbert: Stocks rose in choppy trading on Tuesday as investors tried to shake off trade worries following President Donald Trump’s latest remarks on the subject.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 400 points, on continued US-China trade-war concern
From Fred Imbert: Stocks fell sharply on Thursday as U.S.-China trade worries persisted with more companies suspending business with Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average falls on US-China trade concerns
From Fred Imbert: Stocks pulled back on Wednesday as trade worries increased while declines in Qualcomm and retailer shares also dampened market sentiment.
Tech stocks propel the Dow Jones Industrial Average higher by more than 100 points
From Fred Imbert: Stocks traded higher on Tuesday on news that the U.S. temporarily eased restrictions on Chinese telecom giant Huawei.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average moves higher on Walmart and Cisco earnings
From Fred Imbert: Stocks rose on Thursday as investors weigh strong earnings from Walmart and Cisco Systems against lingering trade-war fears.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallies and trades higher
From Fred Imbert : Stocks rose on Wednesday on news that President Donald Trump plans to delay the implementation of auto tariffs.