Stock Market Today: News

What's moving the market today, and what does it mean for your stocks? All in one app. NOT A GOVERNMENT APP: Stock Market Today is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the Federal Reserve, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the IRS, the SEC, any stock exchange or any government agency. Official sources are linked below and on every date in the app. MARKETS AT A GLANCE Is the market open, and for how long? A clock counts down to the opening and closing bell, with pre-market and after-hours trading, holidays and early closes. See the S&P 500, Dow, Nasdaq and Russell 2000 with today's line, futures before the open, the 10-year Treasury yield, oil, gold, bitcoin and the dollar, world markets, and a market mood dial read from the VIX, the fear gauge. Today's biggest movers among the most-followed stocks. A bull or a bear at the top tells you how the day is going, and a record close gets a little celebration. MY STOCKS Add the stocks and funds you own or watch, from Apple and Nvidia to the S&P 500 funds: each with its price, the day's move, a one-month line, its 52-week range, a star at a new high, and the date it reports earnings. Tap one for its chart, from today to ten years, its key numbers and its own news. ALERTS Get an alert when one of your stocks moves 5% in a day. Turn on the closing bell for how the market finished, every trading day at 4:10pm ET. A reminder the evening before your stocks report earnings. News about the stocks and topics you follow comes at most once a day each, and never at night. THE CALENDAR The dates that move markets: Federal Reserve meetings, the inflation report (CPI), the jobs report, GDP, market holidays and early closes, options expiration and triple witching, the start of earnings season, and the tax and IRA deadlines investors miss, with a reminder the evening before the ones you choose. Plus the earnings calendar for the next two weeks, your stocks first. NEWS Market news from CNBC, MarketWatch, Fox Business, Investing.com, Seeking Alpha, the Financial Times and publishers across the web, by topic: the Fed and rates, earnings, the economy, IPOs, mergers, analyst upgrades and downgrades, stock ideas, dividends, tech and AI, crypto, oil and gold, world markets, famous investors and ETFs. Machine-written filler is filtered out, and when several outlets carry the same story it shows once. MARKET EXPLAINED P/E ratio? Short squeeze? Basis point? Yield curve? When a headline uses a term, tap it for a plain-English explanation, or browse over 120 of them. A term of the day if you're new to investing. Works offline. OFFICIAL SOURCES Fed meetings: federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/fomccalendars.htm Inflation (CPI): bls.gov/schedule/news_release/cpi.htm Jobs report: bls.gov/schedule/news_release/empsit.htm GDP and PCE: bea.gov/news/schedule Tax deadlines: irs.gov/filing WHAT IT CAN'T DO It isn't a broker: you can't trade in it, and it gives no investment advice. Quotes and charts come from CNBC and may be delayed up to 15 minutes; the earnings calendar comes from Nasdaq. The news is written by the publishers it links to, not by us, and we aren't affiliated with them or with any company shown. It follows the 150 most-watched US stocks and funds, not every listed company. Free, with a single banner ad. A one-time purchase removes it.