Wall Street is closely watching escalating Middle East tensions after President Trump confirmed a surprise US strike on ...

MUMBAI (Reuters) - Expectations of rupee volatility and the cost of hedging against the currency's decline had a muted reaction to worries over a deepening of the conflict in the Middle East after the ...

Iran’s parliament voted to respond to the US strikes by cutting off vital shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz, where ...

Trump’s tariffs and the trade war continue to affect global markets as the Israel-Iran conflict unfolds. Follow along for live updates on the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq.

South Korean stocks lost ground late on Monday morning over heightened Middle Eastern uncertainties following the United ...

Stocks turned lower on Monday as Wall Street began to brace for another potential escalation in the conflict in the Middle East. The Dow was down 170 points, or 0.4%, after trading more than 200 ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average erased its earlier gains early afternoon on Monday, after news reports said that Qatar on Monday temporarily closed its airspace, as concerns mounted over potential ...

Wall Street's main indexes rose on Monday after dovish comments from the Federal Reserve's Michelle Bowman as well as gains ...

Stocks were slightly higher in early-afternoon trading Monday as investors reacted calmly to news that the U.S. bombed three nuclear sites in Iran over the weekend.

After stating that it would back off on the agriculture, hotel and restaurant industries, it then reversed that position.

Dow Jones today showed a slight uptick as investors reacted to easing oil prices and hopes for a Federal Reserve rate cut in ...

US stocks edged higher on Monday as oil prices eased and investors assessed Iran's next move after the US entered the Middle ...