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Coronavirus stimulus negotiations, silver prices spike & more: What’s trending today Updated Feb 01, 2021; Posted Feb 01, 2021 Snow falls on the North Lawn of the White House, Sunday, Jan. 31, 2021, in Washington. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)AP Facebook Share Top stories Biden’s push for stimulus checks sparks income eligibility debate (The Hill) Sanders: Passing coronavirus relief more important than bipartisanship (ABC News) Trump announces new attorneys to lead impeachment defense days before Senate trial (USA Today) Trump Raised $250 Million Since Election To Challenge Outcome—Here...

US stocks gained on Tuesday after two straight days of losses last week as investors await a flood of earnings reports in the week ahead. Advertisement Yellen also said that there won't be any tax hikes or repeals of the 2017 tax reform provisions while the US is coming out of the pandemic in 2021, but any plans for tax changes could still jolt markets. "Yellen said that the details of tax changes may be featured in this year's infrastructure bill, which she is going to help draft. This could be setting up an ebullient market for a bit of a bull correction. Investors are more likely to get ...

US stocks slide as biggest jobless-claims surge since March outweighs stimulus expectations Matthew FoxJan 15, 2021, 03:18 IST Lucas Jackson/Reuters stocks ended Thursday lower as investors digested a surge in weekly jobless claims. The reading of 965,000 new unemployment filings represented the biggest increase since March and the highest level since August. The weak jobs report could give fuel to Democrats passing a massive stimulus bill once President-elect biden is inaugurated. US stocks ended Thursday lower as investors digested a surge in weekly jobless claims. Jobless claims surged to...

US stocks gained on Thursday as optimism about President-elect Joe Biden's stimulus plan offset a surge in weekly jobless claims. The jobless-claims reading

US stocks on Tuesday pulled back from record highs as hopes for $2,000 direct stimulus payments faded. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday blocked