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After briefly traded higher, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq closed lower while the Dow Jones led the downside.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dived as much as 394 points Wednesday on a hot inflation report — the consumer price index.

The CPI inflation rate data hit a new 40-year high in June. Here's what it means for Federal Reserve policy and the Dow Jones.

If you’ve taken a look at the Dow Jones, Nasdaq or S&P 500 lately, you probably didn’t see a pretty picture. They are all taking a beating and with economists fretting about a potential recession, it’s beginning to look like this bear market will continue for quite some time.

Stocks fell from resistance Monday on China news and looming inflation data. Tesla, Twitter and Alibaba were big losers.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 150 points Monday, as Twitter shares tumbled after Elon Musk tried to end his $44 billion deal.

The market rally faces a test amid renewed China concerns. Tesla CEO Elon Musk moved to end the Twitter takeover.

The Stock Exchange of Thailand was hammered in June, falling from 1,663.41 points at the end of May to close the month at 1,568.33, a drop of 5.7%. The decline follows those of other markets around the globe, especially the Dow Jones which plunged by almost 10%.

The Dow Jones fought off lows along with the other major stock indexes. UNH stock was a top gainer in the blue-chip index