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S&P 500 is looking for direction: Watch New York Stock Exchange new highs and new lows.

Don’t be frit. After the stock market’s latest dip the Fed’s favored inflation gauge is more likely to trigger a rally

Eurozone inflation picked up in May as prices of services rose more rapidly, but that is unlikely to deter the European Central Bank from proceeding with a heavily signaled interest-rate cut next week.

‘The CFPB is looking for ways to reduce anticompetitive fees that harm both homebuyers and lenders,’ agency director Rohit Chopra says

Investors are waiting for the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, as bond yields recover from a drop on Thursday.

Liquidity is starting to dry up, which could it make it difficult for stocks and other risky assets to advance from here, according to analysts at JPMorgan.

A second proxy adviser has come out against Tesla Inc.’s Chief Executive Elon Musk’s pay package, dealing the EV maker another blow as it tries to win shareholder support for a slew of proposals at its June meeting.

NIO’s shares rose sharply in Hong Kong on expectations the Chinese electric-vehicle maker’s deliveries would likely hit a record high in May.

MongoDB took a cautious tone in discussing the year ahead, which is weighing heavily on its stock in Thursday’s extended session.

The IRS plans to expand the types of tax returns it can handle with Direct File, the government’s free online tax-prep platform.

Even after being found guilty of trying to cover up hush-money payments to make stories of affairs go away, Donald Trump may well remain a free man until long past November’s election.

Trump Media & Technology Corp. shares tumbled as much as 14% in the immediate aftermath of Trump being found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business records in his hush-money trial.