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US stock futures faltered on Tuesday as investors weighed the likely fallout of President Trump's latest tariff blitz, with the US government on the brink of a shutdown.

The major averages finished this past week little changed, as a light economic and earnings calendar saw investors take the week's events in stride, even President Trump's latest tariff surprise late Thursday.

US stock futures wavered on Friday as investors weighed President Trump's fresh round of punishing tariffs and waited for a fresh inflation reading to test rate-cut bets.

US stocks trod water before the bell on Thursday as Wall Street waited for fresh jobless data to help calculate interest-rate odds amid uncertainty about Federal Reserve unity on policy.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.’s shares surged to their highest in nearly four years after revealing plans to ramp up AI spending past an original $50 billion-plus target, joining tech leaders pledging ever-greater sums toward a global race for technological breakthroughs.

The US and China are in the final stages of negotiations for a "huge" Boeing aircraft deal which some say could be the "centerpiece of a trade agreement."

Stocks finished the week at record highs as investors digested the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut and weighed the path ahead for policy.

In a surprising announcement that finds two long-time rivals working together, Nvidia and Intel announced today that the companies would jointly develop multiple new generations of x86 products together.

The Federal Reserve is widely expected this week to make its first interest rate cut of 2025, but the bigger question for investors is how many more cuts could be on the way as the central bank contends with a weak job market, sticky inflation, and mounting White House pressure.

President Trump’s tariffs are no longer just a policy debate in Washington - they’re starting to show up in your grocery bill, your back-to-school shopping cart, and even the parts and prices of the cars you drive.