Stocks eye another volatile session, despite inflation easing in March, after monster gains Wednesday following President Trump’s tariff fast switch which sent U.S. equities to best one-day performance in more than five years with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining 2,

Gold continues to gain, on pace to establish a new all-time high as investors seek refuge from the market volatility in save-haven assets. The price earlier Friday hit an all-time intraday high of $3,

President Donald Trump's tariffs triggered extreme stock market volatility Monday, as the VIX spiked above 60.

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US markets tumbled Thursday after the White House confirmed a 145% tariff rate on Chinese goods. The Dow plunged over 2,100 points intraday before recovering partially amid volatile trading.

The stock market has been unruly over the past week. On April 2, President Donald Trump announced a broad swath of reciprocal tariffs on nations — and some uninhabited islands — around the world. On April 3,

Most equity indexes are holding close to flat on Tuesday. However, the Dow Jones is still trading around 200 points below Monday’s closing prices, cycling near 41,800. The Standard & Poor’s 500 eased slightly, falling below 5,600, while the Nasdaq Composite holds steady near 17,300.

Stock markets have soared to near-record gains after President Donald Trump announced a pause on most of his sweeping global tariffs. The president announced the decision in a Truth Social post Wednesday afternoon, saying that a pause of 90 days would be implemented immediately.

Despite market volatility, shares of the "Magnificent Seven" largely rose on Monday, with Nvidia (+3.5%) and Amazon (+2.5%) leading gains. The S&P 500 fell 0.2% and Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 0.

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