Schwab Market Update Audio

U.S. equities ended the day lower in a choppy trading session as the markets sifted through a host of earnings results, as well as news of the sudden resignation of the U.K.'s prime minister.

U.S. equities snapped a two-day winning streak, finishing lower as investors weighed a host of earnings and economic reports and eyed a noticeable rise in Treasury yields.

U.S. equities finished higher, adding to yesterday’s rally that came amid the U.K.'s decision to abandon nearly all of its tax cut plans.

U.S. equities rose noticeably in the first trading session of the week following the new U.K. finance minister’s announcement that the government would abandon nearly all its tax cut plans.

U.S. equities ended the day lower, giving up initial gains that came amid optimism surrounding a reversal in the U.K.'s controversial tax plans.

U.S. equities closed out the day noticeably higher, ending six-straight days of declines, despite the release of today’s key inflation data.

U.S. stocks closed modestly lower in a lackluster session as the markets digested a hotter-than-expected September Producer Price Index, while looking ahead to tomorrow's read on consumer prices.

U.S. equities finished mixed after turning to the downside following news that the Bank of England set a three-day deadline to end its bond buying initiative and for pension funds within the U.K. to rebalance.

U.S. stocks closed lower in a choppy trading session, which piled on to Friday’s large drawdown.

U.S. stocks traded noticeably lower on the heels of the September nonfarm payroll report, but was still able to post weekly gains following the strong rebound on Monday and Tuesday.

U.S. stocks declined, giving back some of the gains from earlier this week as the volatility in the currency and bond markets continued to be a major source of uneasiness for investors.

U.S. equities climbed out of a deep hole to finish just below the unchanged mark in the wake of the biggest two-day rally since April 2020.

U.S. equities rallied for a second day amid a host of events and data, including a smaller-than-expected rate hike from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).

U.S. stocks soared to begin Q4, bouncing back after last week’s fall that sent the S&P 500 to its lowest levels of the year.

U.S. equities ended the day lower in a choppy trading session, adding to yesterday's selloff that brought the major indices back to their lowest levels of the year.