Author: Jessica Menton, USA TODAY

U.S. stocks rose Thursday after the Federal Reserve said it would provide $2.3 trillion in support for the economy.

Stocks rose Wednesday after Sen. Bernie Sanders dropped out of the U.S. presidential race, adding to gains as hopes grew the number of coronavirus cases were beginning to fall.

Uncle Sam is doling out $1,200 in stimulus relief checks to millions of Americans soon. But many say it won’t be enough to cover their bills.

A stock market rally on Wall Street fizzled Tuesday in the final hour of trading following another plunge in oil prices.

U.S. stocks jumped Monday on signs of a slowdown in coronavirus deaths and new cases in some of the hardest-hit areas throughout the world.

Jamie Dimon said the U.S. economy is headed for a “bad recession,” but reinforced the bank is ready to help struggling consumers.

Americans struggling to pay mortgages because of coronavirus can postpone monthly payments. But confusing rules leave many anxious.

U.S. stocks fell Friday after job gains came to a sudden halt in March as a result of layoffs and a hiring slowdown from coronavirus pandemic.

Energy stocks propelled the broader stock market higher Thursday, driven by a surge in crude prices on hopes that Saudi Arabia and Russia could step back from their price war.

U.S. stocks tumbled Wednesday as rising numbers of deaths from coronavirus dampened the outlook for the global economy.