Investors endured another volatile, whipsaw week as ongoing trade talks and White House comments about the economy unsettled investors.

Stocks continued their slide through a volatile week. U.S. trade policy drove much of the market’s movement, broadening investors' concerns about economic growth and inflation.

Stocks fell last week as concerns about sticky inflation and the pace of economic growth rattled investors.

Stocks posted modest losses last week as tariff deals, January jobs data, and Q4 corporate reports injected volatility into markets.

Stocks were mixed last week as investors parsed market-moving news nearly every trading day—from an unsettling AI update to White House news to Q4 corporate reports.

Stocks rallied last week as investors reacted positively to a handful of better-than-expected corporate earnings reports and developments out of Washington, D.C.

Stocks roared back last week, fueled by upbeat Q4 corporate reports and economic news that stalled inflationary fears.

Stocks fell for the second consecutive week as a round of fresh economic data stoked inflationary fears among investors.

Stocks edged lower last week despite a powerful end-of-week rally.

Stocks notched a slight gain over the holiday week. A tech-driven rally in the first half of the week was clawed back in the second half as investors took profits following the market holiday.

Stocks were under pressure last week as the Fed Chair's hawkish comments unsettled investors ahead of the holiday season.

Stocks finished the week mixed, bookending losses around midweek gains as investors digested fresh inflation data.

Stocks were mixed during the first trading week of December. Technology stocks led, while the widely followed Dow Jones Industrial Average struggled.

Stocks posted solid gains over a short and busy holiday week as investors parsed fresh economic data, comments on potential future trade policy, and a few Q3 reports from technology companies.

Stocks advanced last week, powering ahead with pre-holiday optimism despite geopolitical tensions and two disappointing Q3 corporate updates.

Stocks fell last week as the postelection rally lost momentum amid an inflation uptick and cautious comments from Fed officials.

Stocks surged higher last week, fueled by the Fed’s rate cut decision and post-election enthusiasm as investors looked to future policy impacts of a Republican-controlled Senate and executive branch. (The House of Representatives remained undecided.)

Stocks slid last week as mixed economic data and strong-but-not-spectacular Q3 corporate reports failed to inspire investors.

Stocks posted modest gains last week, with quarterly earnings season in full swing and the election on the horizon.