The U.S. stock market was declining midday Friday, but all three major benchmarks remained on course for weekly gains after a sharp rally in the wake of the Federal Reserve’s rate cut on Wednesday.

US equity indexes fell midday Friday, giving up some of its strong gains from the prior trading session in the aftermath of the Federal Reserve's policy easing. The S&P 500 index fell 0.2% to 5,699.7, ...

Wall Street's main indexes opened slightly lower on Friday as investors held back after a jump in the previous session that ...

Britain’s high streets received a boost last month after warmer weather and end-of-season sales drew in more customers.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 103 points ... That could make mortgages more affordable for home buyers. The Fed is still under pressure because hiring has begun to slow under the weight of ...

Wall Street slid from the previous session's record highs and the dollar steadied on Friday as the market knuckled down to ...

The TSX Composite Index made progress against the breakeven point, but still trailed 97.08 points, to stop for lunch at 23,769.19, still putting the index up 988 points, or 4.3%, on the week. The ...

Asian stocks surged on Friday with Japan’s Nikkei leading regional gains after Wall Street romped to records following the ...

And in the wake of the Fed's latest rate cut, Vahan sees small caps (IWM ... US stocks continued to rally as investors digested the Federal Reserve's rate cut with the Dow Jones Industrial Average ...

With the Federal Reserve shifting gears and cutting interest rates by a half point, it’s time for investors, households and ...