The Dow Jones Industrial Average was on the cusp of seeing a "death cross" on Thursday days after the S&P 500 flashed the ...

As markets continue reeling, economic uncertainty rises, and experts warn about a heightened risk of recession, you may have ...

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You'll note the double-digit percentage declines in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq places both firmly in correction territory, with the Dow Jones not too far behind. These not-so-subtle moves lower are ...

The Dow fell 10% from its record closing high in December, putting it on track to confirm a correction on Friday, after China ...

The Dow Jones index is set to drop 10% from its most recent peak, the usual definition of a market correction. It’s expected to drop more than 1300 points at the open, according to FactSet. The S&P ...

Correction territory is generally understood to mean a stock market indicator has dropped at least 10% from its recent market high. This is different from bear market territory, which refers to a ...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average became the last of the major stock indexes to confirm a correction on Friday as markets continued to reel from President Donald Trump's sweeping reciprocal tariffs.

As markets continue reeling, economic uncertainty rises, and experts warn about a heightened risk of recession, you may have heard the Dow and S&P 500 entered correction territory and the Nasdaq ...