Futures  

Is the Fed swayed by market action?

Global oil prices extended declines Wednesday after the U.S. Energy Information Administration reported a much larger-than-expected increase in domestic crude inventories.

Global oil prices extended gains for a third consecutive session Friday, pulling U.S. crude out of bear market territory, amid suggestions from Saudi Arabia's powerful energy minister that both OPEC and Russia are prepared to extend production cuts well into the second half of the year.

The unusual shape of the yield curve is sending mixed signals.

President reiterates threat to impose 5% tariffs on goods coming from Mexico if there's no progress on illegal immigration.

Energy has been a tailwind to U.S. growth, but recent declines in oil and gas investment may lessen its impact.

As the highly contagious disease threatens herds in China, market volatility remains high.

Global oil prices tumbled Thursday, sending U.S. crude prices below $60 a barrel, as a bigger-than-expected buildup in domestic stockpiles and increasing concern over the health of the world economy.

Hormel Foods reports quarterly earnings that beat analysts' forecasts, though it warns that African swine fever affecting global hog and pork production and prices will affect future revenue.