The Latest Breaking News from Dow Jones Industrial Average

Learn about the current tumultuous state of the U.S. stock market, with the Dow experiencing its worst trading day of 2024, prompting concerns about intere...

The S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average remained unchanged following the release of inflation data, with Intel's bleak forecast exerting downward pres...

Asian shares have churned higher after the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed to another record close

A jubilant, unyielding crescendo has greeted the world's stock markets this year, but none have orchestrated a performance quite like Wall Street. The titan of the bourses, the U.S. stock market, has been strutting about center stage, its ballad of bountiful performance echoing aloud. With the SP 500 delivering more…

Shares are mostly higher in Asia after a powerful rally across Wall Street sent the Dow Jones Industrial Average to a record high as the Federal Reserve indicated that interest rate cuts are likely next year

The Dow Jones Industrial Average is near its all-time highs after gaining nearly in November. Here's a look at two high-quality Dow stocks that underperformed in 2023 - but look like good buys for 2024.

The sell-off in the U.S. stock market has deepened in October, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average is now negative for the year. Amid a challenging macro environment, Berkshire Hathaway, Pfizer, and Coca-Cola look like three good defensive stocks to buy.

US Stocks Close in Red as Fed Keeps Rates Steady; Asian Markets Fall on US Interest Rate Concerns

Salesforce stock is up 55% in 2023 to lead the Dow Jones Industrial Average, and it's set to expand into AI next. As tech stocks start to pull back from their lofty heights, should you buy, sell, or hold CRM right now?

The Dow Jones index is made up of 30 large-cap stocks and is used to measure the performance of the equity market.

U.S. stocks surged on Wednesday, putting the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average more than 20% above its September low after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s dovish comments and signs of cooling U.S. inflation raised hopes that the central bank will become less aggressive on interest-rates hikes.