US stocks moved higher around the flatline as Wall Street braced for July's inflation report and President Trump revealed his pick to head the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Financial markets are seeing Tuesday's in-line July consumer-price-index report as strengthening the case for a September ...

Wall Street opened higher on Tuesday, as the July retail inflation report came largely in line, but core CPI was slightly hot ...

Market participants were breathing a sigh of relief over a July consumer-price index that wasn't as bad as some people feared ...

Shelter inflation ticked up 0.2% in July, but rents "continue to run at levels consistent with 2% inflation, suggesting ...

Futures traders were pricing in a higher than 90% probability of a September rate cut after Tuesday's inflation report, ...

As Mizuho's Farzin Azarm highlighted in commentary shared with MarketWatch on Tuesday, the selloff in U.S. software stocks ...

Consumer inflation data for July met Wall Street's expectations on Tuesday, but the trend still points in the wrong direction ...

Stock futures were climbing on Tuesday after the latest reading on the closely watched Consumer Price Index met economists' ...

Futures tied to the major U.S. stock indexes were in positive territory on Tuesday morning, pointing to a higher open after ...

The U.S. stock market is climbing toward records after data showed inflation across the country was a touch better last month ...