Author: super@dmin

The U.S. dollar weakens slightly across the board in Friday trading, reversing Thursday’s move higher that had snapped a four-day losing streak and heading for a loss on the week.

Also, good news for GE shareholders, an index that blows away the S&P 500, and how women can get better advice from financial advisers.

There are lots of options — and hidden missteps.

European markets were positive on Friday, as investors took stock of the latest U.K. parliamentary vote to ask E.U. leaders to extend Britain’s withdrawal from the E.U.

Industrial production rose a slight 0.1% in February, below forecasts of a 0.4% gain, the Federal Reserve reported Friday.

Gold futures move higher early Friday, erasing a weekly loss, appearing to find support on renewed optimism over prospects for a U.S.-China trade deal and a weaker tone for the U.S. dollar.

Our call of the day from B. of A. Merrill Lynch offers up some pointers on how to know when investors have pushed this stock market rally far enough.

Many Americans remain reluctant to invest in the stock market, a scary hangover from the 2007-09 recession.

A loan costs someone with a bad credit score more because of higher interest rates and higher payments.

Asian markets rose in early trading Friday as China took a step to appease U.S. trade negotiators.