Closing Bell

Stocks kicked off 2019 sharply lower Wednesday after recording their largest annual losses since the financial crisis.

Wall Street fell Friday after weaker-than-expected economic data in China stirred fears about slowing growth.

Stocks rose Wednesday as signs of thawing trade tensions helped lift the mood on Wall Street following a bruising few weeks for global markets.

Stocks were mixed Friday after the Labor Department said the US added fewer jobs than expected last month.

Wall Street soared Monday after the US and China reached a cease-fire on their trade battle over the weekend.

Stocks jumped Monday as investors waded back into the market on the biggest online shopping day of the year.

Stocks rose Wednesday as oil prices steadied, a day after a series of steep selloffs led by energy and technology companies wiped out 2018 gains.

Stocks fell sharply Tuesday as high-flying technology companies plummeted into a bear market, adding to fears about slowing growth and trade tensions.

Wall Street tumbled Friday as a technology rout dragged down global stocks, adding to fears about rising rates and slowing growth around the world.

Stocks fell Wednesday as corporate-earnings season failed to calm nerves about rising rates and the prospect of slowing economic growth worldwide.

Stocks surged to record highs Thursday as markets shook off escalating trade tensions around the globe. The Dow Jones industrial average hit a fresh peak for the first time since January. The dollar slipped to its lowest level since August, and Treasury yields jumped.

Stocks were mostly higher Wednesday as markets turned attention away from trade-war fears and toward upbeat economic data. The dollar slipped, and Treasury yields jumped.

Stocks rose Tuesday as markets shrugged off major escalations in the US-China trade war. The dollar and Treasury yields edged higher.

Stocks fell Monday as markets braced for major escalations in the US-China trade war. The Nasdaq Composite dropped nearly 1.5%, with companies like Apple earlier warning tariffs could force them to raise costs. The dollar and Treasury yields slid.

Stocks jumped Thursday on hope that the US and China could avoid further escalations in a trade war that has put nearly all products shipped between the two countries at risk of facing import taxes. The dollar fell, and Treasury yields inched higher.

Tech stocks stumbled Wednesday, dragged down by tech, after Apple unveiled a new collection of iPhones at a launch event on its Cupertino, California campus. The dollar and Treasury yields fell.

Stocks rose Tuesday as trade war fears took a backseat to energy and tech rallies. Apple surged ahead of the unveiling of new iPhones set for Wednesday. The dollar and Treasury yields edged higher.

Stocks were mostly higher Monday, lifted by industrial and retail companies. Tech staged a recovery following a four-day losing streak. The dollar and Treasury yields slipped.

Stocks were mixed Thursday as trade concerns continued to loom over Wall Street. Tech resumed selling for a third straight session, a day after Congress grilled executives from Twitter and Facebook about political content and security measures. The dollar and Treasury yields fell.

Stocks were mostly lower Wednesday, with the Nasdaq Composite dropping more than 1%, as Congress questioned executives from Twitter and Facebook. The dollar fell, and Treasury yields remained largely unchanged.