U.S. economic policymakers have been singularly focused on achieving a so-called soft landing that brings inflation down without a recession. Now, a new team of pilots are considering a course correction that,

Wall Street’s market rout has wiped out $4 trillion in market capitalisation from the S&P 500, equivalent to the entire market value of all BSE-listed companies. This decline, driven by escalating trade tensions,

Wall Street's main indexes were set for a subdued open on Tuesday following sharp losses on Wall Street in the previous session, while disappointing forecasts from Kohl's and Delta stoked worries about a slowing economy.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by nearly 600 points at the start of trading on Tuesday — one day after it plunged by nearly 900 points.

U.S. stock index futures inched up on Tuesday following this year's biggest one-day drop for Wall Street's main indexes in the previous session, ahead of jobs data later in the day. At 05:34 a.m. ET,

U.S. stock index futures edged higher on Tuesday following this year's biggest one-day drop for Wall Street's main indexes in the previous session, while disappointing forecasts from Kohl's and Delta stoked worries about a slowing economy.