What Happened U.S. stocks traded unevenly on Thursday as investors dealt with two very different pressures at the same time: higher oil prices tied to stalled U.S.-Iran talks, and a sharp selloff in software stocks after earnings from ServiceNow and

What Happened U.S. stocks moved higher on Wednesday after President Trump extended the U.S. ceasefire with Iran, giving markets a short-term relief headline even as the broader conflict remained unresolved. The Nasdaq Composite led the gains, rising 1.2%, while the

What Happened U.S. stocks drifted into negative territory on Tuesday as investors tried to process three separate pressure points at once: Kevin Warsh’s Fed confirmation hearing, a major leadership change at Apple, and fresh uncertainty around the next phase of

What Happened U.S. stocks moved lower on Monday after a chaotic weekend pushed U.S.-Iran tensions back to the center of the market and raised new doubts about whether any peace path can hold. The Nasdaq Composite led the decline, falling

What Happened U.S. stocks pushed higher on Friday after Iran said the Strait of Hormuz was open to commercial traffic, giving markets a major signal that one of the biggest pressure points in the recent U.S.-Iran conflict may be easing.

What Happened U.S. stocks moved higher on Thursday after President Trump said Israel and Lebanon had agreed to a temporary ceasefire, giving markets another reason to believe the broader Middle East conflict may be moving toward a more stable pause.

What Happened U.S. stocks moved higher on Tuesday as oil prices dropped and investors responded to two supportive developments at once: signs that President Trump is open to further talks with Iran, and a cooler-than-expected producer inflation report. The S&P

What Happened U.S. stocks traded mixed on Monday after President Trump ordered a U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions after the collapse of U.S.-Iran negotiations. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.3%, weighed down by renewed inflation