Wall Street Journal Markets News feed

Treasury yields rose slightly at the end of a turbulent day and reduced a weekly decline.

Asian stocks rose broadly on Monday, with South Korea and Taiwan setting records, despite renewed trade uncertainty.

The Singapore dollar strengthened slightly against its U.S. counterpart as traders digested U.S. tariff developments.

Gold and silver gained in early Asian trade. Trade tensions have renewed following Trump’s latest moves, which are likely to spur haven-buying that supports gold and silver, ANZ said.

Oil fell in early Asian trade. President Trump is weighing an initial limited military strike on Iran to compel the country to meet his demands for a nuclear deal.

VantageScore was designed to improve mortgage default prediction and prevent the next financial crisis.

By acquiring stakes in private companies, the Trump administration destabilizes the markets.

Virginia’s Loudoun County is a giant data-center market thanks in part to a radio DJ-turned county executive director for economic development.

The state’s uphill battle to draw insurers back could prove a template—or cautionary tale—for other disaster-prone states.

Deere and McDonald’s have become darlings to investors worried about broad AI disruption.