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U.S. equities finished higher in a rollercoaster of a session, as the markets digested a number of key events.
U.S. stocks continued to rise as the Fed released its Beige Book—commentary on the nation's business activity that is used by policymakers to prepare for monetary policy decisions.
U.S. stocks ended the day lower in a volatile trading session after returning to action following the long Labor Day holiday weekend.
U.S. equities finished solidly lower heading into the Labor Day holiday weekend, erasing early gains that came in the wake of the August labor report, and notching a third week of losses.
U.S. equities were able to bounce off their lows to finish mixed, with the Dow and S&P 500 able to avoid a fifth-straight day of losses.
The U.S. equity markets extended a recent losing streak to four days, as investors remained skittish in the wake of Fed Chairman Powell's comments on Friday.
U.S. equities added to a recent downdraft that has ensued following last week's hawkish commentary from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell.
U.S. stocks ended the day in the red, continuing last week's sharp drop following comments from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell last Friday that heightened inflationary concerns.
U.S. stocks finished sharply lower, marking the second-straight weekly loss.
U.S. equities posted gains in today's session, rallying into the close, as investors appeared to take a host of commentary from Fed officials coming out of the Fed Symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming in stride.
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