US Markets

U.S. stocks on Thursday ended the final trading session of March and the quarter lower, while oil prices fell as the Biden administration said the U.S. will release 1 million barrels daily from reserves.

Brian Brenberg warns the latest personal consumption data is a "flashing red signal" for an already strained economy.

Bipartisan lawmakers push to produce ethanol year-round to deter dependence on Russian oil over its invasion of Ukraine.

U.S. stocks slipped as investors monitored Russia's war on Ukraine along with key US economic data reports on jobs and growth.

Investors dipped back into stocks, sending 10 of the S&P 500's 11 sectors higher.

Investors eye a busy week for economic data as the month of March winds down.

U.S. stocks notched weekly gains despite ongoing volatility.

Investors are keeping close tabs on NATO's meeting as Russia-Ukraine enters day 29 roiling commodity prices.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues to roil the markets ahead of a key NATO meeting on Thursday.

Investors are dipping back into stocks as ongoing volatility creates buying opportunities.

Stock investors eye earnings and commodities as the week begins.

Volatility hits U.S. stocks on the final trading day of what ended up as a winning week.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is stepping up to pressure companies to exit Russia. In an address to Congress, he asked lawmakers to press U.S. businesses still operating in Russia to leave.