Royal Bank of Scotland in $5.5B settlement over US mortgages
Royal Bank of Scotland says it has reached a $5.5 billion settlement in the United States over mortgage-backed securities issued before the financial crisis.
Dow sets record-high close; Fed signals gradual rate hikes
The Dow rose to a record high close while U.S.stocks kept their upward momentum Wednesday following Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's congressional testimony to gradually raise interest rates.
Fed prepares to cut $4.5 trillion portfolio: What it means
Investors are closely watching Chairwoman Janet Yellen's testimony to Congress for any clues about the Fed's plans to shrink its balance sheet.
Royal Bank of Scotland reaches $5.5 billion settlement in US over mortgage securities issued before financial crisis
Royal Bank of Scotland reaches $5.5 billion settlement in US over mortgage securities issued before financial crisis.
Wall Street ends flat as politics drive stocks
U.S. stocks ended little changed on Tuesday in a session marked by knee-jerk reactions to events in Washington that drove investors to first worry then hope about prospects for the Trump administration's economic agenda.
Short-term rates fell at weekly US Treasury auction
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills fell in Monday's auction to the lowest levels in two weeks.
Short-term rates fell at weekly US Treasury auction
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills fell in Monday's auction to the lowest levels in two weeks.
Wall Street starts week upbeat, boosted by tech shares
U.S. stocks edged higher on Monday, led by gains in technology stocks as investors were optimistic ahead of earnings.
Wall Street starts week upbeat, boosted by tech shares
U.S. stocks edged higher on Monday, led by gains in technology stocks as investors were optimistic ahead of earnings.
Wall Street climbs after jobs data as tech, financials rise
Wall Street stocks closed on a high note Friday, with the S&P 500 index posting its best gain in six sessions on the heels of a U.S. payrolls report that gave investors more confidence in the strength of the U.S. economy.
GOP agenda delay may stunt momentum in economy
GOP agenda delays and economy
Wall Street drops on labor market data, North Korea concern
U.S. stocks were sharply lower on Thursday after disappointing labor market data clashed with the possibility of a more hawkish Federal Reserve, while rising tensions in the Korean peninsula providing additional pressure.
Wall Street drops on labor market data, North Korea concern
U.S. stocks were sharply lower on Thursday after disappointing labor market data clashed with the possibility of a more hawkish Federal Reserve, while rising tensions in the Korean peninsula providing additional pressure.
Tech lifts Nasdaq; energy curbs Dow, S&P gains
A steep drop in oil prices dragged energy shares lower and kept the Dow and S&P 500 in check on Wednesday, while the Nasdaq was buoyed by gains in tech stocks.
Rates in Treasury auction rise to highest level since 2008
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills rose to the highest levels in almost nine years in Monday's auction.
Rates in Treasury auction rise to highest level since 2008
Interest rates on short-term Treasury bills rose to the highest levels in almost nine years in Monday's auction.
AP FACT CHECK: US debt is not made in China
No, the U.S. national debt was not made in China.
Weak inflation continues to hold down bond yields
U.S. government-bond yields startled many investors in the year's first half by falling, yanking the rug out from under expectations that a recovery in inflation would drain cash from the credit market.
Weak inflation continues to hold down bond yields
U.S. government-bond yields startled many investors in the year's first half by falling, yanking the rug out from under expectations that a recovery in inflation would drain cash from the credit market.
Stocks turn red as traders retreat from tech
Wall Street had its worst day in over a month on Thursday, as investors continued to abandon high-flying technology stocks.












