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The S&P 500 is suffering its fourth worst start to any trading year since 1932.

In particular, the retail-sales reading showed a big jump in big-ticket purchases.

Tech stocks are leading Wall Street lower as new export restriction take the U.S-China trade war to a new and damaging level.

The big — and unsettled — question is whether equities now are poised to rebound or decline further.

Stocks continue to track Treasury bond yields heading into the Tuesday trading session.

Stocks are looking to extend their strongest weekly rally since late 2023.

Long-dated U.S. Treasury bonds are suffering their biggest weekly slump since 1982.

After being whipsawed by Trump's tariff plans, the major indices end on a high note.

President Trump's new tariff regime will start working its way into U.S. inflation readings over the coming months.

The President's tariff reversal followed the biggest bond market sell-off, which needed Fed intervention, in five years.

The S&P 500 remains 6.6% lower than its April 2 'Liberation Day' close, and is down around 10% for the year.

Treasury bonds are suffering some of the steepest near-term losses in five years.

The S&P 500 has fallen more than 12.1% since President Trump's tariff announcement last week.

The Trump administration in focused on lowering 10-year Treasury bond yields. They'll need foreign investors to do it.

President Trump has given China a Tuesday deadline to remove its retaliatory tariffs or face an additional 50% levy.

The Wall Street veteran looks back at some of the market's worst days.

The S&P 500 is close to slumping into bear market territory.

Stocks endured another volatile session as President Trump stands his ground on tariffs despite global market chaos.

Stocks lost more than $5.4 billion in value last week. Futures markets expect bigger declines ahead.

The meme stocks are back, but this time on lower volume. Meanwhile, parts of the market have chopped their way back to up their uptrend lines.

The investment firm's analysts share their views about the precious metal.

UnitedHealth, still reeling from the murder of one of its top executives, is reportedly facing a Department of Justice investigation.

The federal agency has opted to make a drastic decision during a critical time of the year.