U.S. stock futures rose Friday, one day after the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed record highs.
U.S. stock futures rose Friday, one day after the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed record highs.
The top Democrats in Congress have urged the Cabinet to remove President Donald Trump and threatened to impeach him if they do not.
U.S. government debt prices were lower Monday morning as investors prepare for the start of a new year of trading.
Gold prices edged higher on Wednesday, as the prospect of increased fiscal aid pushed the dollar to its lowest in more than two years.
The deposits started even as some senators tried to pass a bill that would increase stimulus checks in the year-end coronavirus relief package to $2,000.
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Trump threatened to oppose a more than $2 trillion coronavirus relief and government spending bill only after Congress passed it.
Congress passed a bill that contains $900 billion in coronavirus aid and a $1.4 trillion government funding plan, sending it to President Trump.
U.S. stocks dipped on Tuesday even after Congress approved a long-delayed coronavirus relief package.
Traffic to stores on the final Saturday before Christmas dropped 40.9% from 2019. That wasn't as steep of a decline as Black Friday, when traffic fell 48%.
"My concern was there would be tremendous political pressure to misuse these," GOP Sen. Patrick Toomey told CNBC.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spoke in a CNBC interview ahead of Congress' expected vote to pass the $900 billion Covid-19 relief bill.
U.S. yields fell on Monday as fears over a new, more contagious strain of coronavirus sparked demand for government bonds.
Democrats are criticizing GOP Sen. Pat Toomey in the hopes he will drop stipulations about the Fed's lending programs.
Congress is trying to finalize a coronavirus relief plan and needs to pass a funding bill before Saturday to prevent a government shutdown.
Congress is running out of time to avoid a government shutdown and get another round of coronavirus relief to Americans.
Stocks rose sharply on Tuesday as traders grew more optimistic about Congress passing another economic relief package.
Congress aims to pass another coronavirus relief package and a government funding bill this week as millions are set to lose benefits.
The bill would keep the government funded through Dec. 18 as Congress tries to reach coronavirus relief and spending deals.
