US Markets

Stock investors eye earnings and commodities as the week begins.

Volatility hits U.S. stocks on the final trading day of what ended up as a winning week.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is stepping up to pressure companies to exit Russia. In an address to Congress, he asked lawmakers to press U.S. businesses still operating in Russia to leave.

Stocks staged a broad rally Thursday as investors digest rising interest rates.

The Federal Reserve hiked rates and delivered a new warning over Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Investors eye falling commodities ahead of the Fed's decision on interest rates.

Investors kicked off the week with more volatility sending stocks mostly lower.

Volatility continues to whipsaw U.S. stocks, which are on track for a losing week.

Investors weigh rising inflation and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict as volatility remains high.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin joins Georgia's governor in suspending their respective states' gas tax.

Volatility remains a cloud for stock investors as big swings continue.

U.S. stocks hit with more volatility as surging oil prices deepened concerns about inflation and economic growth.

Stocks tumbled with U.S. oil prices hitting the highest level since 2008 as Russia tightens its grip on Ukraine.

Stocks continue to be whipsawed as the invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces intensifies.

Investors are keeping close tabs on rising commodity prices tied to the Russia, Ukraine conflict.

Bullish stock investors took a cue from Fed Chair Jerome Powell sending equities higher.