Wall Street bounced between small gains and losses as markets await retail sector data and hints from the Fed.

The drop in the VIX from April 10 to March 12 was one of only four times the gauge has fallen from a level above 40 to below 20 in under 100 days.

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Technology companies led gains in US trade, with Nvidia, Tesla and Alphabet among the best performers. ASX futures point to a dip at the open after a mixed finish on Wall St. Follow live.

Christopher Harvey has faith that the S&P 500 can make it to 7,007 this year, with a consumer holding up and Fed cuts to come.

Market watchers have labeled the new U.S.-China deal to temporarily cut tariffs “better than expected,” “more workable” and even a “dream scenario.”

U.S. stocks drifted to a mixed finish as Wall Street and other financial markets wait for a highly anticipated meeting on Saturday between China and the United States on trade.

Wall Street got its swagger back. Stocks staged a gravity-defying rebound to wipe out all losses from April’s tariff shock, Corporate America unleashed billions in pent-up bond sales and speculative assets from crypto to unprofitable tech companies surged.

Stock index futures jumped on Monday, and yields surged, as market sentiment was buoyed by the U.S. and China's agreement to suspend most tariffs temporarily on each other’s goods.

Wall Street is on track to open with losses Tuesday as the initial euphoria over the 90-day truce in the U.S.-China trade war faded and markets turned their attention to corporate earnings and new