The emergence of a new COVID-19 variant in the UK prompted several European nations to enact travel restrictions.

U.S. stocks erased early losses on new COVID-19 strain fears, but sentiment shifted as a new stimulus bill nears signing.

The Federal Reserve said it would inject $1.5 trillion of capital into markets this week, but that wasn't enough to save stocks.

Anna Isaac covered financial markets for The Wall Street Journal in London. Previously, she was economics and trade correspondent for The Daily and Sunday Telegraph, with a particular focus on ...

StoneX's Vincent Deluard told BI he expects stocks to tumble as tariffs bite and interest-rate cuts are pushed back, but he ruled out a recession.