Stocks were solidly higher Friday afternoon as the market extended a post-election rally that has pushed major indexes to a series of record highs.

China isn’t about to let its export market go belly-up. Instead, it will do what it always does – pump money into its industries to soften the blow of U.S.

Oil prices settled more than 2% lower on Friday as traders grew less fearful of prolonged supply disruptions from a hurricane ...

Oil futures settled Friday with a loss, as China’s latest round of stimulus measures failed to lift expectations for energy demand as some traders expect to see President-elect Donald Tr ...

Traders weigh China stimulus, Trump's oil-output and economic plans Oil futures finished lower on Friday, with China's latest round of stimulus measures failing to lift expectations for energy demand ...

The S&P 500’s decline of roughly 1 percent for the month masked significant underlying crosscurrents, as investors processed ...

China gave indebted local governments a 10 trillion yuan ($1.4 trillion) lifeline but stopped short of unleashing new ...

Oil prices fell more than 2% on Friday as traders grew less fearful of prolonged supply disruptions from a hurricane in the U ...

Hong Kong shares ended lower, with the Hang Seng Index dropping 1.1% to 20728.19. Investors were eyeing expected ...

Recovery in domestic confidence is more important to China’s own growth, says long-time Matthews Asia China investment ...

Lan Fo’an, China’s finance minister, said that local governments would be allowed to issue extra bonds worth trillions of ...