After seeing considerable volatility in early trading, stocks moved notably lower over the course of the trading day on Thursday. With the pullback on the day, the Dow and the S&P 500 fell to their lowest closing levels in nearly a month.

Stocks have moved mostly lower over the course of the trading day on Thursday after seeing considerable volatility earlier in the session. The losses on the day have offset the moderate strength that was seen in the previous session.

After moving lower at the open, stocks have seen considerable volatility over the course of early trading on Thursday. The major averages bounced off their early lows and into positive territory but have moved back to the downside since then.

Stocks are likely to move to the downside in early trading on Thursday, giving back ground after ending the previous session mostly higher. The major index futures are currently pointing to a lower open for the markets, with the Dow futures down by 79 points.

Early indications suggest that Wall Street stocks may open notably lower, as bond yields continue to grind higher amid surrounding uncertainties. Commodities are also seeing weakness even as the dollar is mixed. European stocks are seeing a steep pullback as Greece struggles to stitch a deal despite sounding optimistic of one. The domestic markets are also likely to focus on the economic data on jobless claims and chain store sales results for May.

After showing a lack of direction throughout much of the two previous sessions, stocks moved mostly higher during trading on Wednesday. While the major averages were unable to sustain an early rally, they managed to remain in positive territory throughout the session.

After moving notably higher earlier in the session, stocks have given back some ground in recent trading on Wednesday. The pullback reflects the recent volatility on Wall Street, with traders seemingly reluctant to make significant moves.

After showing a lack of direction throughout much of the two previous sessions, stocks have moved mostly higher in early trading on Wednesday. The major averages have climbed firmly into positive territory, with the Nasdaq reaching its best intraday level in over a month.

Stocks are likely to show a notable move to the upside in early trading on Wednesday after experiencing choppy trading for much of the two previous sessions. The major index futures are currently pointing to a higher open for the markets, with the Dow futures up by 92 points.

Early indications suggest that Wall Street stocks may open Wednesday's session on a slightly positive note after yesterday's volatile performance. Global cues are indecisive, as the Asian markets ended mostly lower, while the European markets are witnessing volatility as traders digest a slew of economic data from the region. Private sector growth in the euro area slowed and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development lowered its global growth forecast for the current year and the next.

After recovering from an initial move to the downside, stocks showed a lack of direction throughout much of the trading session on Tuesday. The major averages spent the day bouncing back and forth across the unchanged line.

After coming under pressure in early trading on Tuesday, stocks have shown a substantial turnaround over the course of the trading session. The major averages have bounced well off their lows for the session and into positive territory.

Stocks showed an initial move to the downside on Tuesday, but selling pressure waned not long after the open. The major averages have subsequently climbed well off their lows for the young session but remain in negative territory.

Following the lackluster performance seen for much of the previous session, stocks may continue to experience choppy trading on Tuesday. The major index futures are currently pointing to a modestly lower open for the markets, with the Dow futures down by 23 points.

Trading in the U.S. index futures suggest that Wall Street stocks may open Tuesday's session modestly lower following yesterday's rebound. The dollar has given back some ground and the euro is trading higher following the release of eurozone inflation data showing a faster than expected rise in inflation. Crude oil prices are higher and bond yields are firmer. Global cues are negative, with Asian stocks closing mostly lower, while the European markets are also notably lower. The domestic markets could focus on the domestic monthly auto sales data and the developments on the Greek debt crisis, as the nation is set to face several repayment deadlines this month.

After showing a lack of direction throughout much of morning trading on Monday, stocks moved mostly higher in the afternoon. Buying interest remained relatively subdued, however, limiting the upside for the markets.

After failing to sustain an initial upward move, stocks have shown a lack of direction throughout the trading session on Monday. The major averages have spent the day bouncing back and forth across the unchanged line.

With traders digesting the latest batch of economic data, stocks are turning in a lackluster performance in early trading on Monday. The major averages are showing only modest moves on the day, lingering near the unchanged line.

After seeing some volatility last week, stocks are likely to move to the upside in early trading on Monday. The major index futures are currently pointing to a higher open for the markets, with the Dow futures up by 65 points.

Trading in the U.S. index futures suggests that Wall Street stocks may open Monday's session slightly higher after declining in the previous two sessions. Asian stocks ended mostly lower amid the release of two separate reports showing muted activity in the Chinese manufacturing activity. The European markets are trading on a weak note despite a positive start, as traders reacted to domestic manufacturing data and the looming debt crisis. The dollar is holding up and commodities are mostly lower. The domestic markets may also stay focused on economic readings on personal income and spending and manufacturing activity and a Fed speech scheduled for the day.

After coming under pressure in early trading, stocks remained in the red throughout the trading session on Friday. The drop on the day came on the heels of the volatility seen in the two previous sessions.

Stocks have moved mostly lower in early trading on Friday, adding to the losses posted in the previous session. The major averages have moved to the downside for the second straight session after seeing considerable volatility over the past few days.

After see-sawing over the past few sessions, stocks are poised to move lower for the second straight session on Friday. The major index futures are currently pointing to a lower open for the markets, with the Dow futures down by 46 points.

Stock index futures indicate a lower open for Wall Street shares on Friday, as investors look ahead to the release of some key data for further clues on the economy and the rate trajectory. Global cues remain lackluster, with Asian stocks turning in a mixed performance, while the European markets edged lower on doubts over Greece's ability to reach a deal with its creditors.

After showing a notable move to the downside in early trading on Thursday, stocks regained some ground over the course of the session but still closed modestly lower. With the drop on the day, the tech-heavy Nasdaq pulled back off yesterday's record closing high.

After coming under pressure earlier in the session, stocks remain mostly lower in mid-day trading on Thursday. The losses on the day come after the Nasdaq ended the previous session at a record closing high.

Stocks have moved moderately lower in early trading on Thursday after showing big swings back and forth over the course of the two previous sessions. The major averages have slid into negative territory but remain well off Tuesday's lows.

After seeing substantial volatility over the course of the two previous sessions, stocks may move moderately lower in early trading on Thursday. The major index futures are currently pointing to a lower open for the markets, with the Dow futures down by 56 points.

Early indications suggest that Wall Street stocks may open Thursday's session on a slightly negative note. Valuation concerns are expected to weigh on the averages, as the Nasdaq Composite scrambled to a record high and the remaining two averages are also inching towards their all time highs.

Following the sell-off seen in the previous session, stocks showed a substantial rebound over the course of the trading day on Wednesday. The tech-heavy Nasdaq more than offset yesterday's loss to reach a new record closing high.