U.S. markets started the shortened holiday week with losses after the latest round of tariffs on Chinese goods went into effect over the weekend. U.S. and Chinese officials offered little details on their tentative face-to-face trade talks due to be held this month after the U.S. spurned a request to delay tariffs.Economic news also....

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U.S. markets closed mixed on Friday as the blue-chips and S&P 500 rebounded into positive territory after being down for much of the day to extend their winning streak to 3-straight sessions. Tech and the small-caps, however, closed lower as Wall Street remained focused on developments related to the U.S.-China trade conflict as well....

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U.S. markets continued their month long see-saw action after tapping fresh weekly lows, then closed higher, despite moves in the U.S. bond market highlighting ongoing fears of a recession. The 10/2-year Treasury yield inverted to levels not seen since 2007 with the rate on the benchmark 30-year Treasury bond also hitting a new all-time....

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