Schwab Market Update Audio

U.S. equities finished in the red, but off the lows of the day, amid a choppy session after yesterday's sharp drop amid concerns about inflation pressures weighing on corporate profit margins.

U.S. equities plunged, finishing near the lows of the day, following disappointing quarterly results from Target Corporation and Lowe's Companies, with both retailers warning of rising cost pressures.

U.S. equities were mixed to start the week after coming off of a six-week losing streak for the S&P 500.

U.S. equites finished the last session of a volatile week higher, but posted losses on a weekly basis for the sixth-straight time.

In an all-to-familiar theme, U.S. equities shed early gains to finish mixed, adding to the volatility that has sent the major indices to levels not seen in over a year.

After looking as if U.S. equities may get a reprieve from the recent selloff, the markets turned lower midday to finish in the red in volatile trading in the wake of another hotter-than-expected consumer price inflation report.

U.S. equities were able to come off the lows of the day to finish mixed, as investors assessed a number of ongoing headwinds that remained in place, including concerns surrounding the Fed, inflation, and potential for slowing economic growth.

U.S. equities finished lower, adding to a recent selloff, as the markets continued to contend with a host of headwinds.

U.S. equities finished lower and posted another weekly loss amid elevated uncertainty regarding whether the Fed can orchestrate a soft economic landing after ramping up its monetary policy tightening campaign on Wednesday.

U.S. equities tumbled in a sharp reversal, wiping out the gains made during yesterday's Fed-induced rally that came following its monetary policy decision and subsequent comments from Fed Chair Powell.

U.S. equities finished higher in a turbulent session, after the Fed announced its policy decision, and the plans for the Fed's balance sheet reduction to start on June 1st.

U.S. equities finished the last session of a holiday-shortened week lower, investors sifted through a flurry of economic and earnings data.

U.S. equities finished solidly higher, showing some resiliency in the wake of yet another hotter-than-expected read on inflation, and as earnings season kicked off amid some mixed results.

U.S. equities lost steam into the close to finish lower, as investors appeared to assess data that showed consumer prices rising to their highest levels since 1981.

Last week's bearishness carried over to the new week, which will be shortened by the Good Friday holiday.