A series of underwhelming economic reports pulled the markets lower, ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee announcement on Wednesday afternoon...
Soft domestic demand could keep the Federal Reserve focused on stimulus spending...
ISM-Chicago reported on Tuesday that the Chicago-area purchasing managers index fell from 52.4 in March to 49.0 in April, a three-year low...
Construction spending increases, ISM reports a slowdown in manufacturing growth, and the mood in Europe is changing...
The Chicago Business Barometer slid 4.4 percentage points, missing expectations as a result of a slowdown in orders and business activity...
The sequester deadline looms, consumer sentiment ticks up despite all odds, and Europe's economic problems deepen...
The deadline for the sequester is today, consumer sentiment is expected to edge lower, and PMI data suggests the European downturn is still in full swing...
U.S. manufacturing increases, inflation doesn't really go anywhere, and e-commerce influences the travel industry...
U.S. manufacturing may be strong, but the outlook in Europe remains bleak...
The DoJ sues Standard & Poor's, non-manufacturing business activity increases, and things are looking up for Europe...
The governor of the Bank of Japan steps down early, long-term unemployment is examined, and Europe's all-sector PMI increases...
The threat of U.S. government default is temporarily suspended, and overseas manufacturing picks up in January...
Mario Draghi, head of the ECB, says the jury is still out on Europe...
Apple hung like an anchor on the NASDAQ, while the Dow and S&P headed for positive territory...
The markets were mixed on Thursday afternoon, with the S&P breaking 1,500 even as the NASDAQ fell...