Wall Street experienced modest declines Tuesday as investors processed a complicated November jobs report that revealed conflicting signals about the economy’s health. The 1. Dow Jones Industrial ...

The market narrative will be dominated by the November jobs and inflation data this week. The job market has been a key focus for investors as they gauge the outlook for more rate cuts. A lineup of ...

The S&P 500 also closed the week at its highest level on record, thanks to strong gains for Intel and Vistra.

The delayed jobs reports for October and November showed decent hiring over the past two months — if you ignore delayed layoffs of government workers and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's view ...

During November, the unemployment rate increased to a fifty-month high of 4.6 percent, even though total payrolls rose by 64,000 from October to November. The household survey in November showed a ...

U.S. stock futures ticked higher on Friday's jobs report as equity investors cheered the fact that the data were not too hot, and not too cold. But in the futures market, traders reassessed their ...

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