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The US stock market rose for the second day in a row

After four brutal weeks, the New York stock exchange went into the red with rising prices for the second trading day in a row. .

The US stock market rose for the second day in a row

Wall Street rises – after a pitch-black week

From down like a pancake to up like a sun. The New York stock exchange turned around and ended an otherwise very dark trading week with rising prices.

Wall Street rises – after a pitch-black week

Mixed performance on Asian stock exchanges

The leading Asian stock exchanges began Thursday's trading in different directions after Wall Street largely increased. In Tokyo, both the important Nikkei 225 index and the broader Topix index had risen by 0.

Mixed performance on Asian stock exchanges

Wall Street bounced back

After a few gloomy days, Wall Street saw a more cheerful day on Wednesday – partly thanks to today's American inflation figures, which put the New York stock exchange in a better mood. The USA's trade policy continued to leave its mark on the market at the same time.

Wall Street bounced back

Sour on Wall Street

After another eventful stock market day, Wall Street saw new declines at closing. This since the President of the USA, among other things, announced that the USA will introduce penalty tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum at 50 percent – and then signaled that he is backing down.

Sour on Wall Street

Wall Street ended a turbulent week with an upswing

A rollercoaster week with major course falls has come to an end, but the New York stock exchange finished it after all with an increase. The analysts' advice is still to keep the safety belt fastened.

Wall Street ended a turbulent week with an upswing

Unexpectedly few new jobs in the USA – the dollar is pressured

Fewer new jobs were created in the USA than expected in February. And the January figure is being revised downwards.

Unexpectedly few new jobs in the USA – the dollar is pressured

Wall Street falls despite tariff pause - "confusion"

President Donald Trump's wild swings made a new turn when he suddenly put the new tariffs against Canada and Mexico on hold – but the New York Stock Exchange continued to fall relentlessly. All you have is confusion, says Keith Lerner, market strategist at bank Truist, to CNBC.

Wall Street falls despite tariff pause - "confusion"

Broad decline on Wall Street

The courses fell sharply on the American stock exchanges on the last day of the trading week. The broad S&P 500 index and the Dow Jones industrial index both lost 1.

Broad decline on Wall Street

Wall Street brakes - tariffs and inflation melt away

A largely strong week. But the New York Stock Exchange's climb slowed down on Friday while digestion broke down the latest on the country's customs duties and inflation.

Wall Street brakes - tariffs and inflation melt away

Wall Street awaits job figures

The movements on Wall Street were relatively small on Thursday. The investors are waiting for important American labor market statistics on Friday.

Wall Street awaits job figures

Wall Street rose in volatile trading

The New York stock exchange rose after volatile trading on Thursday. Some index-heavy tech giants had a sluggish day, while others flourished.

Wall Street rose in volatile trading

Down on Wall Street - but up in January

Leading indexes on the American stock exchanges fell on the week's and month's last trading day. The broad S&P 500 index lost 0.

Down on Wall Street - but up in January

Wall Street defies obstacles

Despite certain obstacles in the technology sector and slowing GDP figures, it went fairly well for the stock exchange in New York overall. .

Wall Street defies obstacles

Wall Street recovers some of the AI slump

Wall Street recovers partially from the Chinese AI influenza. The technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index and chip manufacturer Nvidia climbed again after Monday's price slaughter among AI-related technology stocks.

Wall Street recovers some of the AI slump

Most Down on Asian Exchanges

The leading Asian stock exchanges largely pointed downwards after the technology sector on Wall Street plummeted due to uncertainty in the wake of the Chinese AI company Deepseek's breakthrough. In Tokyo, the key Nikkei 225 had lost 1.

Most Down on Asian Exchanges

Upwards in Asia

It was plus for most leading stock exchange indexes in Asian markets during the initial hours of trading on Thursday, in the wake of the upswing on Wall Street. Hong Kong was strongly up, where the Hang Seng index was noted at plus 0.

Upwards in Asia

Unexpectedly Low Core Inflation in the USA

Inflation in the USA according to the CPI measure rose to 2. 9 percent in December, up from 2.

Unexpectedly Low Core Inflation in the USA

USA's banks are doing better than expected

The reporting season in the USA has begun with a series of strong financial reports from the major banks on Wall Street. Both JP Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs are reporting significantly better results than expected and are getting the thumbs up in the futures market in New York.

USA's banks are doing better than expected

Many new jobs in the USA - stock market falls

Good news about the American economy is not always good news for stock speculators on Wall Street. Two unexpectedly positive statistical reports led to falling prices on the stock exchanges in New York on Tuesday.

Many new jobs in the USA - stock market falls

Wall Street ended the year in the red

This year's last trading day in the USA was marked by red curves and one or two falling rockets. The country's hyped tech sector can look back on a year with major upswings – but on New Year's Eve, it didn't go well for the giants.

Wall Street ended the year in the red

Gloomy on China's stock exchanges

The stock exchanges in China began the New Year's Eve trading in a gloomy style after Wall Street backed down due to concern over what 2025 may bring. In Shanghai and Shenzhen, the composite index had fallen by 0.

Gloomy on China's stock exchanges

Waiting on Asia's Exchanges

The leading Asian stock exchanges largely opened with small movements after Wall Street closed sideways. After a few hours of trading, Tokyo's Nikkei 225 and Topix indexes both hovered around zero.

Waiting on Asia's Exchanges

Disappointment pulls down Asian stock exchanges

Disappointment over vague messages about potential future stimuli from the regime in China, combined with selling tendencies on Wall Street, pulls down leading stock indexes in Asia on the week's last trading day. In China, the composite index in Shanghai and Shenzhen was down 1.

Disappointment pulls down Asian stock exchanges