Wall Street enjoyed a solid week of gains as investors were encouraged by signs of progress in the U.S.-China trade dispute.

Stocks ended an abbreviated week of trading with mixed results as the U.S. markets closed a day early in observance of Good Friday.

A late-week rally helped push stocks higher to close a turbulent week on a favorable note.

Wall Street endured its worst week since the Covid crisis as investors shunned risk in response to inflation and recession fears following President Trump’s sweeping tariffs and China’s immediate retaliatory response.

Despite getting off to a good start, stocks wavered throughout much of last week, ultimately closing lower.

The Markets (as of market close March 21, 2025) Wall Street saw a weekly gain for the for the first time in four weeks. Fed

The Markets (as of market close March 14, 2025) Wall Street saw momentum ebb and flow throughout last week, with stocks ultimately closing lower for

The Markets (as of market close March 7, 2025) Stocks suffered through their worst week since September, with each of the benchmark indexes listed here

The Markets (as of market close February 28, 2025) The markets experienced a volatile week, ultimately closing mostly lower. Among the indexes listed here, only

The Markets (as of market close February 21, 2025) Wall Street saw stocks close lower last week as investors soured on risk following the release