US stocks fell Monday as President Donald Trump announced a flurry of tariffs on countries including Japan, South Korea and South Africa.

Dow Jones futures rise ahead of the US market opening on Monday, trading around 45,160, up by 0.18%, during European hours.

Stocks were taken on a wild ride Wednesday as a White House official indicated to CNBC that Trump was moving closer to firing ...

Auto-parts maker Genuine Parts posted lower second-quarter net income and cut its profit projection for the year to reflect the impact of tariffs and their likely cooling effect on components markets.

M said it expects a gross tariff impact of 20 cents a share for the full year, down from its prior projection of 60 cents a ...

U.S. stock futures were little changed Monday night following a winning session for the major averages, as investors await big bank earnings and a key inflation reading. Dow Jones Industrial Average ...

Shares in off-road vehicle maker Polaris surged after the company said that tariff costs this year could be less than half of ...

U.S. stock indexes struggled on Thursday as investors processed mixed corporate earnings and progress in tariff negotiations.

The S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow Jones show positive price patterns despite trade uncertainty; however, gold is emerging as the ...

The tariff letters generally were roughly in line with the April 2 "reciprocal" tariffs that Trump paused for 90 days. But Brazil, Canada and Mexico, spared on April 2, are getting big new duties now.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 88.14 to 44,459.65, and the Nasdaq composite climbed 54.80 to 20,640.33 to top its last all-time high set on Thursday.