Stock futures fell Monday, weighed by the U.S.' latest warning against Iran, after the major U.S. benchmarks posted their fourth-straight weekly slide. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were 395 points lower,

The Dow Jones index falls Friday, extending this week's losses. Super Micro Computer was a big loser on the stock market today.

Wall Street anticipated the Fed's decision to hold rates steady on Wednesday.

Some stock market oversold signals are flashing, encouraging the buy-the-dip crowd, but not every indicator is saying it’s time to buy, and that may give investors enough reason for caution. After notching three consecutive years of double-digit gains,

The Dow Jones index rises Tuesday as the Fed's two-day meeting kicked off. Drone stock climbs on acquisition.

The S&P 500 Index fell 1% as of 1:53 p.m. in New York, on course for a fourth week of losses — the longest losing streak in a year. Energy and financials were the only sectors in the green, with the consumer discretionary and tech among the biggest losers.

US stocks fall ahead of Fed decision as investors watch Powell, inflation data, oil prices, and dot plot signals for clues on rate cuts and market direction

Stock futures pointed lower Tuesday, a day after major indexes ended sharply higher, as oil prices returned to gains. Meanwhile, the two-day Federal Reserve meeting on interest rates begins today.

Two well-established headwinds threaten to upend the Trump-fueled bull market.

The major U.S. stock-market indexes closed lower on Thursday. The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq spent most of the day trading lower, but briefly climbed into positive territory during the final hour of trading Thursday.