Benchmark indexes on Wall Street attempted to recover some of the last week's steep losses. Crude oil edged higher, the U.S. dollar struggled, and the yield on 10-year Treasury notes hovered at a 15-month low.

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Stock market indexes on Wall Street wavered after the U.S. economy added more jobs in August compared to the previous month but fell short of market expectations. Wages growth accelerated, and the jobless rate changed little.

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Nervous investors sold stocks for the third day in a row on Wall Street. The Euro Area retail sales in July highlighted consumer finances are stretched. Japan's real wages rose for the second month in a row, supporting the prospect of a rate hike. 

Tech stock weakness continued to overshadow broader trading on Wall Street amid worries of a weakening economic backdrop and labor market conditions.

U.S. job openings shrank in July, sending a second signal in as many days of a possible economic slowdown. The U.S. trade deficit expanded in July after imports rose faster than exports. The economic data in Europe also confirmed weakening economic activities, and VW raised the prospect of closing plants in negotiations with the workers union. 

Benchmark indexes struggled to advance, and semiconductor stocks turned volatile after the U.S. Justice Department deepened its antitrust investigation of Nvidia. Crude oil retained a downward bias in New York trading.

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Benchmark indexes on Wall Street declined after economic slowdown worries resurfaced. European markets closed down 1%, and index futures in Japan and Hong Kong indicated a 1% decline at the open on Wednesday. Crude oil plunged 5%.



Market sell-off intensified on Wall Street amid worries of an economic slowdown after a private manufacturing sector survey showed contraction for the fifth month in a row.

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Global markets struggled to advance following a surge in August as investors looked forward to monetary policy decisions from the central banks of the U.S., Europe, and Japan this month. 

The S&P 500 index is set to extend gains for the fourth month in a row as investor sentiment continues to improve in the hopes of a rate-cut cycle to begin as early as September.

Market indexes on Wall Street rebounded after a string of positive earnings. U.S. GDP growth in the second quarter was higher than previously estimated. The goods trade deficit expanded to the widest in over two years. The CPI inflation in Germany and Spain eased. Passenger car sales advanced in the European Union. 

American Eagle, Best Buy, and Dollar General reported quarterly results that highlighted a challenging environment for retailers as stretched consumers avoid discretionary items. Nvidia reported another stellar quarterly result.

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The tech rally on Wall Street was on hold as investors awaited the release of earnings results from Nvidia. Crude oil prices fell below $75 a barrel because of a weaker, weaker global demand outlook and economic uncertainty. The euro traded near its 13-month high ahead of the inflation report. 

Benchmark indexes on Wall Street traded sideways, the dollar hovered near its two-month low, and the yield on Treasury notes stayed below 4%.

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U.S. major averages lacked direction, and investors awaited the release of Nvidia's earnings. Global market indexes traded sideways, crude oil prices weakened, and the euro eased ahead of the release of the inflation report later in the week. Japanese stocks gyrated amid rate path uncertainties, and China markets continued to drift lower.