Paul Elias

U.S. stocks declined Thursday after a second jobs report in as many days showed a still-strong labor market, indicating inflation remaining stubbornly high.

U.S. shares of Chinese tech giant Alibaba helped push the Nasdaq Composite Index higher even as a newly released jobs report showed a still-tight labor market.

U.S. stocks dipped Tuesday, dragged down by the plummeting share prices of Tesla and Apple and concern over inflation.

U.S. stocks declined Friday, closing the markets' worst year in 14 years.

Share of Tesla jumped Thursday, helping spark a broader U.S. stock rally with one trading day left in a mostly down year.

Southwest Airlines shares tumbled along with the Dow Jones Industrial Average Wednesday during a light day of trading.

Tesla's stock continued its sustained slide Tuesday during a day of choppy trading amid an uncertain 2023 economic outlook.

U.S. stocks advanced Friday but not enough to overcome a third consecutive week of losses.

U.S. stocks fell Thursday, snapping a two=day rally, fueled by concerns of a recession

U.S. stocks surged Wednesday after Nike and FedEx reported better-than expected earnings, tamping down concerns of a recession.

U.S. stocks advanced Tuesday, snapping a four-day losing streak and overcoming opening losses after the Bank of Japan announced a surprise rate hike.

Disney shares dropped Monday along with the broader markets weighed down by continued concerns of a recession.

U.S. stocks declined Friday for the second consecutive day on rising concerns of a recession.

Netflix stock plummeted Thursday along with the broader markets after a report showed retail sales deteriorating more quickly than forecast.

U.S. stocks dipped Wednesday after the Federal Reserve raised interest rates 0.50% and indicated that more hikes are likely to stifle inflation.

U.S. stocks rose modestly after initially surging Tuesday after the consumer price index reported a slower rise than expected.

Dow Jumps, Shaking Off Worst Week Since September

U.S. stocks dipped Friday amid continued uncertainty over the direction of the economy and ahead of next week's Federal Reserve meeting.

U.S. stocks rose Thursday, snapping a losing streak fueled by recession worries.

Meta Platforms shares helped drag down the Nasdaq Composite Tuesday and stocks fell across the board for the second day as recession fears mounted.

Tesla led the Nasdaq Composite lower Monday and the broader markets fell after a report showed the service sector continued to grow last month.

U.S. stocks closed mixed Friday and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied.

Dow, Nasdaq Slump Ahead Of Jobs Report, Fed Meeting

U.S. stocks rallied Wednesday after Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell signaled lower rate hikes are likely starting next month.

U.S. stocks closed mixed on Tuesday ahead of the release of key economic data.

U.S. stocks tumbled Monday amid growing unrest in China over the country's zero-tolerance COVID restrictions.

U.S. stocks closed higher Wednesday after Federal Reserve officials signaled their willingness to slow the rate of interest rate hikes.

U.S. stocks rose Tuesday after several retailers reported better-than-expected earnings and a Federal Reserve official said she could support smaller rate increases.

U.S. stocks fell Monday to start a Thanksgiving-shortened week. Markets are closed Thursday and close at 1 p.m. Friday.