What you need to know on Wall Street today

US stocks slumped in early trading Thursday amid new reports that President Donald Trump was being investigated for obstruction of justice, while investors also digested unexpectedly hawkish guidance from the Federal Reserve.

Fed raises interest rates, lays out plan to unwind its massive balance sheet
The Fed boosts its outlook for the US economy
Here's how the latest Fed rate hike will hit your wallet
An ominous trend should caution the Fed against raising interest rates again anytime soon
Here's the Fed's plan to unwind its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet
The Fed’s plan to shrink its giant balance sheet fails to answer the market’s most pressing question
Janet Yellen is starting to warm to a policy the Fed once regarded as radical
A predictor with a perfect track record on the American economy is moving closer to signaling a recession

On Wall Street, Wells Fargo may be in hot water again. A dad at JPMorgan filed a class-action charge alleging the bank reinforces "the stereotype that raising children is women's work." And Deutsche Bank is reorganizing its investment bank.

There's one company pulling ahead in blockchain tech, according to Morgan Stanley. Meanwhile, bitcoin is tumbling.

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