Harriet Torry is The Wall Street Journal’s economics correspondent for the Western U.S. Previously she covered the U.S. economy and Federal Reserve from the Journal's Washington, D.C., bureau.

President Trump’s decision to pause some of his tariffs helped spur a rebound in stocks last week. But it didn’t stop the ...

“It’s a wild time,” Mike Loukas, CEO of TrueMark Investments, told ABC News. The volatility poses a challenge for market ...

Francis X. Rocca covered the Vatican and global religion for The Wall Street Journal. A native of Washington, D.C., he has written on a range of topics including European politics, higher ...

Wall Street is reeling for the third trading day in a row, with the “fear index” nearing multiyear highs and stocks plunging quickly after the markets opened. The fear surrounding Trump’s ...

The price of gold has hit a fresh record high as concerns grow about the US-China trade war. Bullion is above $3,200 (£2,454) a troy ounce for the first time as investors flock to so-called safe-haven ...

Wall Street markets opened to another topsy-turvy session Wednesday as China and the EU countered President Trump’s aggressive use of tariffs to rebalance trade. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ...

Top Wall Street analysts help identify companies that can withstand short-term challenges and generate solid cash flows, allowing them to consistently pay solid dividends. Midstream energy company ...

For 13 years he was a Washington and foreign correspondent with the Wall Street Journal. Before joining The Post as an assistant city editor in 2005, he was an editor with the Joint Center for ...

Sentiment may already be washed out, and the tide of uncertainty is already beginning to turn Jason Browne said he would consider adding more Treasurys to his portfolio when the 10-year Treasury ...