Follow the action in markets on Friday, following a down day as U.S. earnings season has seen a solid early start while anticipation builds for a second Trump administration.

Bond yields dipped for a third day on Friday, bringing some relief to investors after they watched the 10-year approach 5% in recent weeks.

Before the election, Donald Trump pretended he was solely responsible for Wall Street's upswing. That's a problem now that markets are struggling.

The stock market’s Trump-fueled honeymoon has fallen short of inauguration day. While the S&P 500 eked out a gain to start the week, the index remains effectively unchanged from the day before the election.

Donald Trump and JD Vance take office Monday on their Inauguration Day. Will the stock market be open or closed? See the holiday schedule.

As of market close on Monday, the S&P 500 was up just 0.92% since Nov. 5 — the day Trump clinched a second term in the White House and set off a stock market rally. S&P 500 futures were up 0.27% early Tuesday,

So much for a rerun of the 2016 post-election U.S. stock market rally. The S&P 500 index is clinging to a gain of just 0.8% since Election Day on Nov. 5, threatening to erase the “Trump bump” investors attributed to Donald Trump’s victory.