Fact checked by Vikki Velasquez Over the past 30 years, stocks from different sectors—like apparel, technology, and food and ...

The Stock Market Loves Biden More Than Trump. So Far, at Least. Stocks have soared under the new president, and the Dow has generally preferred Democrats since 1901.

The White House has been pushing the “Bidenomics” slogan as the 2024 elections approach, and since President Joe Biden entered office, stocks have generally trended upward. While stock market ...

That’s continued to help propel the stock market. Another big stimulus package this spring, the COVID-19 vaccine rollout and an infrastructure plan under the Biden administration have also added ...

Biden’s stock-market track record could look better against Trump’s in a few months as 2020, the last full year of the Republican’s single term, gets included in any comparisons.

The U.S. stock market is getting whipsawed as President Biden's second year in office gets underway. The Nasdaq composite slipped into correction territory midweek, down 10% from its peak, as the ...

WASHINGTON ― The recession that many economists predicted hasn't happened. Consumer confidence is surging. The stock market has soared to all-time highs. And on Friday came a robust jobs report ...

President Joe Biden’s honeymoon with the stock market is over. After soaring in Biden’s first year in office, markets are off to a dreadful start to 2022. Worries about the Federal Reserve’s ...

Tuesday: General Motors, Coca-Cola, Comcast, UPS, Spotify (before the bell); Alphabet, Tesla, Mattel (after the bell) ...

Whatever economic achievements Biden might accomplish in the run-up to next year’s midterm elections, a well performing stock market will not be one of them.

The market largely knows what to expect from President Donald Trump: business-friendly policies, less regulation, tariffs on imports – generally, the forces that have helped define the Trump ...

Biden’s former boss, Barack Obama, stuck with George W. Bush’s appointed Fed chair Ben Bernanke so that Bernanke could continue to manage the Fed’s response to the 2008 global financial crisis.