U.S. stocks remain near unchanged, digesting last week's gains. Investors look to key earnings and an annual Fed conference for direction this week.

The stock market is at highs, with Fed chief Powell set to give a big speech. Tesla, Micron and AppLovin are forging new buy points.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Fed Chair Jerome Powell used the central bank's annual Wyoming research conference to promise inflation-fighting rigor when it was needed in 2022, then last year he came to the defense of the job market with promises of lower interest rates when the unemployment rate seemed on a steady rise.

Trump on Tuesday ramped up his pressure on Jerome Powell to cut interest rates, threatening to allow a lawsuit over the central bank’s $3.1 billion renovation project to move forward.

Sleepy August trading action on Monday morning saw stocks going nowhere fast but belies anticipation surrounding Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's Friday speech at the annual monetary policy symposium in Jackson Hole,

Dow Jones futures dropped ahead of Friday's speech from Fed Chair Jerome Powell. Amazon and Nvidia stock fell Monday.

Take your pick on what's the most important economic event of the week: Jerome Powell's speech on Friday in Jackson Hole, Wyo. Existing home sales for July on Thursday. Two Standard & Poor's reports on purchasing managers indexes on Thursday.

Ga., plans to introduce his TOO LATE Act, which would change the Federal Reserve Act to give President Donald Trump more wiggle room to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.