Despite looking to close on a high note today, the market continued its slide and looks to finish the week lower.

The markets ended decidedly lower this week as economists, analysts, and investors continue to struggle with the changing landscape.

Markets struggled this week as threats of tariffs and global unrest caused further uncertainty.

It was a rough week for the market as consumer sentiment dropped, Walmart suggested a weakening consumer, and the Department of Justice announced it is investigating UnitedHealth Group over Medicare billing.

Markets rebounded a bit this week despite economic data that was below expectations and further talk of tariffs.

For the second consecutive week, markets drifted lower as threats of tariffs compounded last week’s drama in the tech sector over DeepSeek.

While the markets remain positive for the year, this week some cracks appeared as technology companies fell on news out of China.

Despite an abbreviated trading week, markets look to close solidly higher.

The major indexes continued to drift lower this week despite good economic news.

Between it being a short trading week, hyphenated by New Year's Day, and it being the very start of a new year, there isn’t much market or economic data to report on.