US stocks

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 suffered loses while the Nasdaq composite gained

Dow Jones and S&P 500 edge lower after terrorist attack in Brussels kill 34 people and drag travel stocks down.

The S&P 500 also hit its best close since late 2015.

Dow Jones and S&P 500 unchanged from previous session as oil prices gain ground after Friday's decline.

Wall Street gains early on Friday, with investors buoyed by resilient performance in oil prices.

All major indexes closed up, aided in part by the positive view of the latest Fed announcement.

US stocks turn flat as the rally inspired by the Federal Reserve on Wednesday loses momentum.

Crude oil futures, which rose 5.8% to settle at $38.46 a barrel, also contributed to gains.

Dow Jones and Nasdaq slip as investors remain jittery ahead of a two-day Fed meeting.

The S&P 500 was weighed down by losses in the materials and energy sector.

Dow Jones and Nasdaq edges lower as pre-Fed jitters spoil sentiment, while oil prices tumble.

All the main US benchmarks are up 1% following solid gains in oil prices, which offset Thursday's decline.

The S&P 500 meanwhile managed to eke out minor gains.

Dow Jones and Nasdaq on the front foot as news of fresh ECB stimulus offsets decline in oil prices.

Investors waiting for the European Central Bank monetary policy decision on 10 March.

Dow Jones edges over the 17,000 threshold as oil prices gain more than 2% and European stocks rise firmly.

Dow Jones and Nasdaq edge lower after disappointing data from China worries investors in the US.

The Dow Jones and S&P 500 extended their winning streak to five straight sessions.

Dow Jones edges higher early on but Nasdaq and S&P fail to follow suit, despite gains in oil prices.

Wall Street struggles to gain ground after report shows US economy added 242,00 jobs last month.

Goldman and BofA will cut jobs in their trading businesses as market volatility weighs on US investment banks.

Energy sector contributed to S&P 500 gains, which closed up 6.95 points at 1,993.40.

Wall Street takes a breather as investors await Friday's non-farm payrolls report.

The energy and telecommunications sectors contributed to gains in the S&P 500.

Wall Street moves lower early on as fresh decline in oil prices offsets positive ADP payroll data.

Wall Street gains ground after oil prices rebound and Asian markets shrug off disappointing economic data.

The Dow Jones also closed down 123.47 points, or 0.7%, to settle at 16,516.50.

Wall Street was largely unchanged as investors were left disappointed by the lack of action from the G20.

Wall Street on track for weekly gain as US stocks eye third consecutive day in the black after oil rebounds.

Crude oil settled up 2.86% at $33.07 after several major oil producers agreed to meet in March.