Stocks tumbled last week as traders contemplated the potential impact of new legislation and increased trade tensions following President Trump’s threat of new tariffs against the European Union and Apple.

Wall Street enjoyed one of its best weeks in quite some time as stocks moved higher by the close of trading last Friday.

Stocks closed mostly lower last week as investors looked ahead to trade negotiations between the United States and China over the weekend.

Wall Street enjoyed another solid week of gains on the heels of some strong corporate earnings data, a better-than-expected jobs report, and more signs that the White House and China may be open to trade talks.

Wall Street in April generally ebbed and flowed in response to uncertainty over U.S. trade policy and the impact of tariffs

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.