The Nasdaq Composite has a post-20K hangover. The tech-heavy index was down 0.4% closing above 20,000 for the first time on record. The S&P 500 was down 0.2% after closing not far off a record of its ...

Global gold demand is likely to remain strong next year, but central-bank demand for the precious metal, which helped drive this year's price gains, will be difficult to predict, according to the ...

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These five companies were having the biggest negative impact on the S&P 500 on Thursday, according to FactSet data. Nvidia Corp. (down 1.8%) Adobe Inc. (down 12.5%) Broadcom Inc. (down 2.8%) Alphabet ...

Stocks have shaken off most of their early losses in recent trading, with the Dow now flirting with unchanged on the day. For the S&P 500 and Nasdaq, much of the turnaround has been driven by a jump ...

“Persistent overproduction from some OPEC+ members, robust supply growth from non-OPEC+ countries and relatively modest global oil demand growth leaves the market looking comfortably supplied in 2025, ...

Stocks were slightly lower Thursday morning as the equities market gave back some of the previous session's big gains.

The New York Stock Exchange has just shared this image of President-elect Donald Trump ringing the opening bell on Thursday. In the image, Trump is flanked by his wife, Melania Trump, his daughter ...

Tesla and Alphabet shares slip after setting record closing highs, Adobe stock falls sharply after the maker of Photoshop issues a disappointing outlook, and Ciena surges after earnings.

Pershing Square Capital Management CEO Bill Ackman sat for a brief interview with CNBC on Thursday after watching President-elect Donald Trump ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange.

It wasn't just the biggest stocks driving Thursday's stock-market pullback. On both the NYSE and Nasdaq, the number of stocks trading lower outnumbered those trading higher, according to FactSet data.

Warner Bros. Discovery shares jumped Thursday morning after the entertainment conglomerate said it was restructuring into two operating divisions, one focused on the legacy cable TV business and the ...