US stocks closed higher for a third straight session on Tuesday as optimism over U.S.-China trade talks boosted sentiment and pushed investors away from safe-haven assets and into the equity markets. The Dow Jones Industrial .

U.S. stocks closed down Thursday, with indexes logging losses across most sectors as investors reacted badly to a weaker-than-expected reading on manufacturing activity. The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 660.02 points, or 2.8%, to 22,686.22 .

U.S. stocks started the year on a positive note on Wednesday after a volatile trading session saw indexes erase their earlier losses, as a rebound by oil prices and worries about softer global growth were .

US markets closed higher after a volatile session on Thursday saw stocks drop in early trading before posting their biggest intraday swing since October 4, 2011. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 260.37 points, or .

US markets saw their strongest single-day gains since March 23, 2009 on Wednesday with the Dow registering its first ever 1,000-point, single day gain as investors returned from the Christmas break. The Dow Jones Industrial .

US stocks started the week lower on Monday’s volatile session as markets continued to feel the effects of rising US-China trade tensions and concerns of a broader slowing of the Chinese economy. The Dow Jones .

U.S. stocks closed sharply lower on Friday as a lack of concrete progress toward reducing U.S-China trade tensions numbed investor sentiment and overshadowed the November employment report. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 558.72 points, .

U.S. stocks finished sharply lower Tuesday as skepticism mounted over the significance of an agreement reached by the U.S. and China to postpone new tariffs and as the market digested a flattening yield curve in .

U.S. stocks closed higher Wednesday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average surging more than 600 points, as investors digested Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s comments on future interest rates. The Dow rallied 617.70 points, or .

U.S. stocks closed lower marginally Friday, pressured again by falling oil prices as investors returned from the Thanksgiving holiday into a half-day for the markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 178.74 points, or 0.7%, .