U.S. equities tumbled at midday as President Donald Trump continued his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and no changes in U.S. tariff policies were announced.

The Fed's warning echoes that of analysts who say U.S. companies could face inventory shortfalls as a result of tariff-induced supply chain issues.

Investors prepared for another week of developments on President Trump's fast-moving tariff policies and for the kickoff of ...

U.S. stock indexes rallied at midday Wednesday as President Donald Trump said he has "no intention" of firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and made further comments suggesting a de-escalation ...

President Donald Trump renewed his attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell on Monday, exacerbating a stock sell-off and dragging the dollar to a three-year low amid persistent uncertainty ...

Also, Tesla CEO Elon Musk gave a timetable for ... Trump softened his stance on firing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and signaled tariffs on China could come down "substantially." ...

a day after Wall Street suffered a selloff driven by President Donald Trump's latest feud with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Investors will also keep an eye on Tesla (TSLA) results.

US stocks extended their gains on Wednesday morning after President Trump backtracked on threats to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell and signaled ... Microsoft and Tesla — rose on Wednesday.

Separately, Tesla earnings are due after the bell in ... Donald Trump continued criticizing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. The Dow dropped 971.82 points, or 2.48%, while the S&P 500 ...

All three major indexes finished last week in the red, as trade volatility moved stock charts. The S&P 500 ( ^GSPC) sank ...