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U.S. government debt prices were higher on Friday as market concerns eased since the start of the week.

Dow futures rose more than 200 points after the 30-stock average and the S&P 500 broke four-session losing streaks.

Treasury yields inched higher Thursday after the Federal Reserve said that it may soon curtail its asset purchase program.

The Fed says a taper “may soon be warranted” if the economy continued to progress. Three experts discuss the decision.

The Fed is pushing ahead with its study into whether to implement its own digital currency, Chairman Jerome Powell said.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Wednesday said the central bank’s current trading rules are insufficient and promised to make changes.

The Fed indicated rate hikes could be coming sooner than expected, and it significantly cut it economic outlook for this year.

Dow futures rose 200 points as investors await any hints Wednesday afternoon from the Fed about tapering its bond purchases.

Jamie Dimon said that if the U.S. continues to see inflation running hot over the next few months then the central bank could be forced to act quickly.

The Fed said it may be able to withdraw some of its market support, with a taper of its bond-buying program possibly concluding by the middle of 2022.

European stocks closed higher on Wednesday as global investors awaited the outcome of the latest meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve.

A significant buying opportunity is unfolding on Wall Street, according to Canaccord Genuity’s Tony Dwyer.

After Monday’s market turbulence, the Fed’s challenge will be to sound reassuring while acknowledging it is getting ready to move away from its easy policy.

The Dow was set to rebound after slumping more than 600 points amidst Wall Street’s September slide.

European stocks closed higher on Tuesday, bouncing back from heightened investor nerves over a Chinese property developer.

Stocks roared back earlier in Tuesday’s session with the Dow up more than 300 points at one point before giving up all those gains as trading continued.

Global stock markets tumbled Monday, with Dow futures’ decline of nearly 700 points, leading the way lower in the U.S.

U.S. government debt prices were higher on Monday as investors gear up for a new Federal Reserve meeting.

European stocks were lower on Monday as global markets contended with fears surrounding embattled developer China Evergrande Group.

Investors fear a contagion sweeping financial markets from the troubled China property market.