The yield on the 10-year hit a 52-week high of 4.896% on January 13, a week before Trump's second inauguration, and traded as low as 3.860% on April 4 before spiking to 4.607% on May 21, then settling at 4.431% on July 18.

Stock sales by top officials clustered before Trump's major tariff announcements, according to a USA TODAY analysis of transaction forms.

In tandem with a presidential speech on Wednesday, the Trump administration is set to roll out its “AI Action Plan,” and new executive orders on AI are expected.

Indeed, here are five stocks to buy for a Trump presidency, representing the banking, crypto, energy, aerospace and defense, and engineering and construction industries. JPMorgan Chase ( JPM, $291.27) is the largest commercial bank in the U.S. with $3.64 trillion in assets and 4,975 branches. JPM is the largest bank in the world by market cap.

President Donald Trump struck a starkly different tone about Elon Musk in a Thursday morning post, but it wasn't enough to help Tesla's stock.

Trump Jr. is a board member, shareholder and adviser for GrabAGun and rang the opening bell at the NYSE as the company went public.

On July 16, Trump Jr. was making money once again, this time in the heart of Wall Street with his new girlfriend, the Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson, on his arm. The occasion was the initial public offering of yet another investment: an online firearms marketplace called GrabAGun.

During a faith luncheon at the White House several days ago, Donald Trump acknowledged the effect he has on the stock market. He stated, "I go on television and I rile the market."

GrabAGun, which says it's the Amazon of guns and counts Donald Trump Jr. as board member, saw its stock tank for a second day on Thursday.

Trump Media’s stock rallied to a six-week high Tuesday — with bitcoin approaching another record high — as the parent of President Trump’s Truth Social social-media platform looks to ride the bitcoin wave.

Meme stocks have made a resurgence. Investors parsed Tesla and Alphabet earnings. President Donald Trump will visit the Federal Reserve on Thursday. Here are five key things investors need to know to start the trading day: