Stock market

Trump shifted blame for the declining stock market to Biden, then backtracked by saying he won't take "credit or discredit" for economic turmoil.

Trump blamed Biden for the stock market slump, despite calling it the "Trump Stock Market" just days after his inauguration.

As Trump's tariff battles and attacks on the Fed agitate markets, business professor Scott Galloway predicts that high-profile executives will soon speak out.

Donald Trump's celebration of his billionaire friends' massive profits following his decision to pause tariffs has sparked accusations of market manipulation.

Economists warn President Donald Trump's global tariff expansion could spark widespread job losses and push unemployment to recessionary levels.

Elon Musk's AI chatbot, Grok, has warned that President Donald Trump's recent tariffs could lead to a global recession.

Democratic Sen. Margaret Hassan called Trump's tariffs "reckless" and "haphazard"

Journalist Andrew Ross Sorkin has speculated that government officials close to the administration of President Donald Trump engaged in insider trading in the weeks leading up to Trump's implementation of tariffs.

Scott Bessent defended Trump's approach to global trade talks, insisting the stock market's recent plunge had nothing to do with ongoing tariff negotiations.

Top GOP donor Ken Langone and other billionaire allies have slammed President Donald Trump's steep tariffs as reckless and inflationary.

Months after gifting Trump a gold Rolex and a custom MAGA Cybertruck, streamer Adin Ross says he's lost eight figures in the market following Trump's tariffs.

Campaign trail clips of Trump warning of an economic crash if Kamala Harris is elected are circulating on social media amid a massive stock selloff triggered by tariffs.

A clip of Trump expressing hope that the economy would crash before his second term has resurfaced as global markets suffer their worst downturn in years.

On Friday, Trump shared claims that he is intentionally crashing the stock market in what one called "a wild chess move," within his "genius" economic strategy.

As Wall Street reels from one of its worst trading days in years, Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) insisted that now is the time to buy stocks.

Howard Lutnick defended Trump amid stock market turmoil, urging Americans to "trust Trump" to handle the economy despite his history of business bankruptcies.

Howard Lutnick stated his belief that Donald Trump will not change his tune on the implementation of tariffs against some of the U.S.'s biggest trade partners.

As the stock market plummeted on Thursday following Trump's sweeping new tariffs, the S&P 500 was sent back into correction territory, triggering criticism.

JD Vance refused to rule out the possibility of a recession amid ongoing market turmoil, reinforcing concerns about economic uncertainty.

President Donald Trump wrote a check for a red Tesla on Tuesday to support Elon Musk as his company's stocks continue tumbling as a result of a global protest against the head of DOGE.

Fox News' Peter Doocy confronted the Trump administration over the stock market's steep decline, sparking further debate over the president's trade policies.

In the United States, the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index plummeted by 4.0 percent, seeing its worst day since 2022 after Trump declined to rule out the risk of a U.S. recession. The Nasdaq was bogged down by retreats in the so-called Magnificent Seven tech stocks, which include Google parent Alphabet, Apple, Amazon, Meta and Nvidia. Stocks in electric carmaker Tesla, led by Trump's billionaire advisor Elon Musk, closed more than 15 percent down.

House Democrats lambasted President Trump and his administration for steadily tanking the stock market despite reaching all-time highs at the start of February.

A Texas representative took to social media to attack a journalist who had been claiming that the legislator was pushing for a pay raise for members of Congress.

Dental supply stock surged amid speculation that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. could push to eliminate fluoride from U.S. drinking water following.

The stock market has officially lost its "Trump bump" after the S&P 500 closed just above the nearly record-high post-election open.

For-profit prison stock values have surged in anticipation of immigrant arrests leading to increased detainment under President-Elect Donald Trump.

Tokyo's Nikkei returned from a long weekend to lead the rally and top the levels touched before last Monday's rout -- its worst since 1987 -- helped by a weaker yen and a Bank of Japan pledge not to hike interest rates further.

The losses in equities extended a more than week-long sell-off that came on the back of forecast-beating data and warnings from Federal Reserve officials that they were in no rush to lower borrowing costs.

Traders have pushed equities higher for months, driven by optimism that the central bank will begin easing monetary policy this year as inflation comes back towards officials' two percent target.