Dow Statement

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  Wall Street Edges Lower In Wake Of Fed Statement

  Wall Street cut losses on Wednesday after Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged but opened the door to a resumption of monetary policy tightening this year.

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  US Stocks Rise, Bond Yields Fall, Oil Hits 2016 High After Fed Statement

  The Dow Jones industrial average rose 51.23 points, or 0.28 percent, to 18,041.55, the S&P 500 gained 3.45 points, or 0.16 percent, to 2,095.15 and the Nasdaq Composite dropped 25.14 points, or 0.51 percent, to 4,863.14.

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  Euro Rallies, Stocks Rise After Dovish Fed Statement

  Stocks in major markets rose on Wednesday, led by Wall Street, and the US dollar weakened after the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady while lowering expectations for the number of rate hikes this year.

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  Wall Street Pauses Ahead of Fed Statement

  Wall Street held its collective breath on Wednesday afternoon, awaiting the outcome of the Federal Reserve's meeting on monetary policy.

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  Wall Street Dips as Healthcare Lags Before US Fed Statement

  U.S. retail sales fell less than expected in February, but a sharp downward revision to January's data could reignite concerns about the economy's growth prospects.

• Wall Street Higher on Apple, Energy Stocks; Fed Awaited

  Wall Street was boosted by gains in Apple and energy stocks on Wednesday, ahead of the Federal Reserve's policy statement later in the day.

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  World Stocks Climb Ahead of Fed Statement

  Global equity markets rose on Wednesday, lifted by strong US and European corporate earnings, although moves were subdued before a policy statement from the Federal Reserve, which is expected to raise interest rates, perhaps as early as September.

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  Wall Street Opens Higher Ahead of Fed Statement

  Investors will scour the statement for any signs of when the Fed is likely to begin raising interest rates and the pace of any subsequent hikes.

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  Wall Street Dips in Wake of Fed Statement

  US stocks opened modestly lower on Thursday in the wake of a rally in the prior session after the Federal Reserve cut economic growth and inflation projections and indicated it was in no rush to hike interest rates.

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  Dow Ends 1.2% Higher as Fed Statement Relieves Rate Worries

  US stocks rallied on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve suggested a less aggressive timeline for raising interest rates even as it opened the door for the first hike in almost a decade.

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  US Stocks, Oil Jump After Fed Statement

  Stocks on Wall Street surged and oil prices jumped as much as 5 per cent on Wednesday after the Federal Reserve indicated it preferred a more gradual path to normalising US interest rates even as it moved towards its first rate hike in almost a decade.

• Europe Shares Rise, US Falls Before Fed Statement

  Stocks on Wall Street slipped and shares in Europe rose on Wednesday, reflecting a policy divergence between the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (ECB), while oil prices fell as data indicated US crude inventories were at a new record high.

• Wall Street Falls With Eyes on Fed Statement

  US stocks fell in early trading on Wednesday ahead of a highly anticipated statement and news conference by the Federal Reserve later in the session, with the Fed expected to give clearer clues on how soon it plans to tighten monetary policy.

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  Dow Ends Lower After Fed Statement, Oil Drop

  Concluding their first policy-setting meeting of the year, Fed officials said they would be "patient" on raising rates as they looked past the urgent moves made by other central banks this month to boost their struggling economies.

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  Dow Jumps Nearly 300 Points after Fed Policy Statement

  The dollar rose against most other currencies, but declined sharply against the Russian rouble, whose dramatic drop in recent weeks has caused a national economic crisis.