Wall Street is sifting through a rush of earnings reports and economic data, amid hopes for auto tariff relief.

The markets are holding out for more tariff deal progress, digging in their heels and nearly standing still in the meantime.

The number of job openings in the U.S. fell in March to a six-month low just as some of the Trump administration's tariffs began to kick in, but the big question is what happens in the upcoming months ...

Another one bites the dust - a Wall Street S&P 500 target, that is. Falling in line with actions seen by other big banks this year as tariff concerns bite, HSBC on Tuesday slashed its target for the U ...

U.S. stocks opened mixed as the Dow edged up while the Nasdaq and S&P 500 dipped. Global markets found stability amid ...

Wall Street was muted on Tuesday as President Donald Trump was expected to provide some tariff relief for automakers, while ...