Friday’s stock market slide will likely cement the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite’s seventh weekly decline in nine weeks. The S&P 500 was down 1.8%, putting it down more than 1% on the week. The Nasdaq Composite was down 2.

"Our intermediate-term indicators suggest the correction will resume mid- to late April," technical analyst Katie Stockton said this week.

US stock futures edged lower as Wall Street continues to grapple with President Trump's escalating trade war. Stocks have had a rollercoaster of a week, starting off on a high on hopes that Trump would temper his tariff plans and then abruptly diving on Wednesday upon news of new duties on auto imports.

Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day: 1. Clinging to gains. Stocks are clinging to weekly gains after another losing session on Thursday. With

The startup that rents out access to Nvidia chips priced its initial public offering below expectations and ended its first day of trading flat on Friday, a sign of flagging investor enthusiasm for artificial-intelligence companies as well as the chilly state of the U.

Shares in CoreWeave, a cloud computing company backed by Nvidia, wavered in their market debut Friday, following a $1.5 billion initial public offering that priced below its expected range.

Shares of AI chatbot company Verint Systems (VRNT) dived over 10% on Thursday to touch its lowest level in a year after the software company

The markets are off to a wobbly start on Friday morning, with all three of the major stock market averages coming out of the gate lower. Today's modest declines come on the heels of the latest sign of inflation rearing its head.