The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite are making a run for the third straight day of gains as President Trump weighs taking a lighter approach to tariffs with China and potentially the automakers. On the earnings front,

The stock market continues its downward slide as the world reacts to the tariff policies of President Donald Trump.The president's criticisms of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell also continued Monday as Trump said he should lower interest rates.

The ripple effects of President Trump's tariff plan are continuing to be felt by Wall Street. Stocks saw a sharp selloff on Monday with the Dow Jones tumbling 1,000 points. That came as the president repeated his attacks against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell,

While U.S. stocks scored a second straight day of big gains on Wednesday, bond investors say American companies still need trade deals to overcome deep uncertainty sparked by President Trump’s tariff fight.

U.S. stocks ended the Wednesday session higher after President Donald Trump was seen dialing back his rhetoric on the Federal Reserve and China trade.

Stocks were holding onto sizable gains Wednesday as many investors cheered the possibility trade talks between the United States might at least start. At the same time, President Trump's announcement he wouldn't try to remove Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell cheered the market,