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Wall Street closed out a bumpy week with more losses on Friday following a mixed reading on U.S. jobs markets that investors said was tough to parse.

The November jobs report is set for release Friday morning.

Wall Street is worried about the Federal Reserve pulling back its massive support for financial markets.

Salesforce shares plunged 10% on Wednesday, their steepest drop since March 2020, after the company's forecast for the current quarter missed estimates.

Best Buy reaching its $90 breakout level would be an excellent buying opportunity, says Inside Edge Capital Management founder Todd Gordon.

The S&P 500 has had a rough few days, but for emerging markets it's been even worse. Two traders give their take on what's next.

The Leuthold Group’s Jim Paulsen believes the latest weakness is a foreshock to a more serious downturn.

The "Mad Money" host advised long-term investors to put some capital to work in an S&P 500 index.

Wednesday marks the first trading day of the final month of 2021.

Asian shares are mixed amid nervous trading due to worries over the newest coronavirus variant.

Asian shares are mixed as investors continue to cautiously weigh how much damage the new omicron coronavirus variant may unleash on the global economy.

Stocks are coming off a holiday-shortened session Friday in which the Dow posted its worst day since October 2020.

Uncertainty about a new emerging coronavirus strain could continue to spook markets in the week ahead, threatening the potential for a Santa rally.

Concerns about the "Nu" variant are spurring a stock sell-off, as some European countries impose flight restrictions.

Don't discount Dollar Tree now that it has passed a price increase on to customers, New Street Advisors Group's Delano Saporu said.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 900 points in early trading Friday.

Interest in environmental, social and governance investing, income-focused strategies and low-cost offerings is boosting ETF flows, Schwab's David Botset says.

With stocks in the red after Thanksgiving, investors may be tempted to take some of their money off the table. First, they should consider this math.

U.S. stock futures dropped in overnight trading on Thursday amid renewed Covid fears over a new variant found in South Africa.

The decision by Calpers to use borrowed cash to boost returns shows how everyone is taking more risk to make a buck.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite fell on Monday as growth pockets of the market reacted to a jump in bond yields.

Stocks have a track record of posting gains during Thanksgiving week, which will set the stage for a potential year-end Santa rally.

If history is a guide, the market should do well in the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday week.

The market rally appeared to have slowed down a bit near record levels even amid strong earnings.

On Wednesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 211 points, dragged down by a 4.7% loss in Visa shares.

Despite a strengthening yuan, the world isn’t close to abandoning the greenback.

Betting against stocks and predicting bond yields have both undone hedge funds. But maybe the markets are poised to turn.

Stock futures were flat in overnight trading Tuesday ahead of earnings reports from big-box retailers Target and Lowe's.

The S&P 500 may have barely moved over the past week, but Oppenheimer’s head of technical analysis, Ari Wald, says this is part of a familiar pattern for markets.

Stocks are coming off a losing week after last month's consumer price index saw its largest annual increase in more than three decades.

The CNBC Investing Club breaks down this week's inflation-driven sell-off and what's ahead next week.

Stocks are in a holding pattern after last week's highs, but one sector is breaking out. Here's what to watch next.

The move in futures came after the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite rebounded on Thursday.

The skeptics of Wall Street have gone missing.

Shares are mostly higher in Asia after Wall Street benchmarks managed to close mostly higher.

Asian shares are trading mixed after a worrisome report on U.S. inflation that slammed into the bond market and knocked stocks lower on Wall Street.

The major averages dipped on Wednesday after a hot inflation report pushed up bond yields.

U.S. equity futures were flat on Tuesday night as investors await key inflation data set to be released Wednesday.

U.S. stock index futures were little changed during overnight trading on Monday.

Stock futures idled in overnight trading after the major U.S. market indexes reached record highs Friday following a better-than-expected October jobs report.

Ed Yardeni, who runs Yardeni Research, expects the holiday season boost stocks deeper into record territory.

"We need to see if this rosy action can hold up through next week, a period that historically tends to produce some ugly sell-offs," the "Mad Money" host said.

Seasonality and strong earnings results are powering stocks to record levels, but the momentum may not last much longer.

Shares are mostly lower in Asia, with Chinese markets weighed down by concerns over property developers.

U.S. stocks pushed further into record heights on Friday following an encouraging report on hiring across the country.

Investors are awaiting the release of October nonfarm payroll numbers Friday morning.

Dividends are back, as companies step up the payments they make to shareholders. Be aware: Payouts are at record highs, but yields are down.

U.S. stock index futures were steady during overnight trading on Wednesday after the major averages closed at records following commentary from the Federal Reserve.

U.S. stock futures are flat as investors await a decision from the Federal Reserve on its tapering schedule.

November kicked off with a big rally for small stocks. Why that's good news for the rest of the market, according to Oppenheimer's Ari Wald.

Stock futures were flat in overnight trading after the S&P 500 eked out a fresh record close Monday to kick off November.

Energy led the S&P 500 for another month, and two market watchers target even more gains ahead.

Market participants are gearing up for another week of corporate earnings, a key Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday and October's jobs report.

Wells Fargo Securities' Chris Harvey

Stocks are ending higher Friday as Wall Street closed out a milestone-setting week.

Shares of major technology companies suffered following disappointing earnings reports.

Asian shares have fallen after a retreat on Wall Street as banks and health care companies pulled the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average back from their latest record highs.

Asian shares are slipping, despite recent signs of optimism about the global economy, including recent rallies on Wall Street.

Investors awaited the first estimate for third-quarter annualized gross domestic product growth from the Commerce Department.

Companies are buying back their shares at a near-record pace as lawmakers weigh a new tax.

U.S. stock index futures were little changed during overnight trading on Tuesday after stocks closed at record highs.

Asian shares are mostly higher after another rally to record highs on Wall Street.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 closed at record highs on Monday.

Stocks ended up with a mixed finish on Wall Street Friday after another choppy day of trading, but major indexes still marked their third weekly gains in a row.

Asian shares are mixed after a late-in-the-day wave of buying pushed the S&P 500 to a fresh record high.

Asian shares are mostly lower after China reported its economy grew at a meager 4.9% annual pace in July-September.

Stocks ended higher again on Wall Street Friday, giving the S&P 500 its best week since July.

Asian shares have slipped in cautious trading despite a rally on Wall Street led by technology companies and banks that erased most of the losses from a sell-off the day before.

Stocks rebounded on Wall Street Friday but still ended with their worst weekly decline since February.

Asian shares are mostly lower as concerns about China chip away at investor optimism after a mixed finish on Wall Street.

Stocks ended a wobbly day with mixed results on Wall Street Friday as the market cooled off following a two-day rally.

Asian shares are mixed amid concerns over troubled Chinese real estate developer Evergrande and over the pandemic.

Asian shares are mostly lower after major indexes ended mixed on Wall Street.

Stocks are mostly lower in Asia after the region's two biggest economies released data that were weaker than expected.

Asian stock markets are mixed as investors wait for an update on U.S. inflation that has been stronger than expected.

Shares are lower in most Asian markets after Wall Street benchmarks ended last week with a decline.

Stocks ended an up-and-down day lower on Wall Street, giving the S&P 500 its fifth consecutive loss and its first weekly decline after two weeks of gains.

Shares are higher in Asia as investors stepped up buying despite another decline on Wall Street that kept the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq on track for their first weekly losses in three weeks.

Shares have fallen in Asia after further losses on Wall Street following a Federal Reserve report showing U.S. economic activity slowed this summer.

Stocks closed mostly lower on Wall Street Tuesday as traders returned from the Labor Day holiday, even as gains for some Big Tech companies nudged the Nasdaq composite barely higher.

Asian stock markets are mixed as investors await U.S. jobs numbers some appear to hope will be weak enough to persuade the Federal Reserve to postpone winding down economic stimulus.

Asian stock markets have gained as investors weighed the economic impact of the spread of the coronavirus’s delta variant.

Asian shares are mostly higher as investors interpreted comments from the head of the U.S. Federal Reserve as signaling low interest rates were here to stay for some time.

Wall Street rallied to records Friday after the head of the Federal Reserve said it’s still far from pulling interest rates off the record low that has helped the market soar, even if it does begin dialing back its support for the economy later this year.

Asian stocks are slipping following a charge on Wall Street which drove indices to all-time highs for the second straight day.

Asian shares are gaining, boosted by a near-record rise on Wall Street.

Stocks managed to eke out tiny gains after another day of wobbly trading, leaving the S&P 500 higher for the second week in a row.

Asian shares are mixed as optimism about a gradual economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic got tempered by worries over the variants spreading rapidly in some nations.

Treasury yields powered higher Friday and two major stock indexes notched more record highs after a report showed the U.S. job market is making widespread improvements.

Stocks ended lower on Wall Street, giving up their gains for the week.

Even before Monday’s swoon _ the worst day for stocks on Wall Street in a couple months _ the market was flashing concerning signals.

Asian shares have fallen as worries grow that a faster-spreading variant of the coronavirus could upend the global economic recovery.

With the U.S. economy humming, corporate profits flowing and stock prices peaking, investors on Wall Street are beginning to pose an anxious question: Is it all downhill from here.

Asian shares are mixed, taking their cues from a wobbly day of trading on Wall Street.

Wall Street is gearing up for a blockbuster earnings season as companies issue their results for the April-June quarter.

Stocks are again closing higher on Wall Street, with the S&P 500 posting its seventh straight gain and seventh consecutive all-time high.

Shares are mostly higher in Asia despite new data showing Asian factory activity slowed this month as virus outbreaks disrupted shipping at some Chinese ports.

A listless day on Wall Street ended with indexes mixed on Wednesday, as nervousness continues to wash out of the market following last week’s jolt by the Federal Reserve.

Stocks are slumping on Wall Street Friday, and the S&P 500 is on track for its first losing week in four.

Gains in several big-name tech companies including Apple helped nudge the S&P 500 to another record high Monday, even as other parts of the market faltered.