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The Middle East conflict has entered its fifth week, with attacks expanding across the region and raising risks to energy and infrastructure.
S&P 500 Index futures rise 0.6% as of 7:50 a.m. in New York. US and Israeli forces pressed ahead with attacks on Iran while the Islamic Republic launched missiles across the Persian Gulf, sending oil prices higher once again.
Exposure to energy imports is separating winners from losers in the global credit market, with Europe turning to a major pain point as the Iran war shows few signs of ending soon.
Exposure to energy imports is separating winners from losers in the global credit market, with Europe turning to a major pain point as the Iran war shows few signs of ending soon.
Contracts tied to US stocks climbed on Monday, putting a pause on a war-triggered selloff that spurred the longest stretch of losses since 2022 as investors and strategists across Wall Street suggested the selling was getting overdone.
US equities edged higher on Monday, putting a pause on a war-triggered selloff that spurred the longest stretch of losses since 2022 as investors and strategists across Wall Street suggested the selling was getting overdone.
US equities rose on Monday, putting a pause on a war-triggered selloff that spurred the longest stretch of losses since 2022 as investors and strategists across Wall Street suggested the selling was getting overdone.
US equities fell Monday afternoon, extending a war-triggered selloff that spurred the longest weekly losing streak since 2022 amid fears of escalation after more American troops arrived in Iran.
US equities did an about-face on Monday, deepening a selloff that spurred the longest weekly losing streak since 2022 amid fears of escalation in the war after more American troops arrived in Iran.
Here’s what makes this cycle different than others that saw oil prices spike.
Meta Platforms Inc. was looking like the best Big Tech stock in the market when the year began. But investors’ fears of legal risks and heavy spending on artificial intelligence are bubbling to the surface, culminating in last week’s 11% rout.
Meta Platforms Inc. was looking like the best Big Tech stock in the market when the year began. But investors’ fears of legal risks and heavy spending on artificial intelligence are bubbling to the surface, culminating in last week’s 11% rout.
Ignore the bears, says the hedge-fund billionaire
Oil prices climbed on Monday after Yemen's Houthis said they had fired missiles at Israel, opening a new front in the U.S.- and Israeli-led conflict with Iran.
European stocks started the new trading week in positive territory though the war in Iran showed no signs of ending soon, entering its fifth week.
Bookings signal rising US crude flows while vessels remain stuck in the Persian Gulf.
Quantum technology firms are braving turbulent markets to publicly list this year, as the nascent industry looks towards commercialization.
The wreckage in large technology stocks that sent the Nasdaq 100 Index into a correction is flashing signs that have marked turning points for the group in the past.
Bob McNally, founder and president at Rapidan Energy Group, says oil markets should fade speculation on a near-term ceasefire in the war in Iran. He explains why there is not a need for the US military to occupy Kharg Island to choke off oil exports from Iran. (Source: Bloomberg)
A Russian oil tanker carrying a humanitarian shipment of 100,000 tons of crude oil reportedly arrived in Cuba on Monday.
US equity futures rebound after the Nasdaq 100 closed in correction territory. Concerns that the Iran war may derail global growth lift government bonds around the world including Treasuries. Oil continues to gain as the ongoing war intensifies energy crisis. Iran denies President Trump's claims that Tehran "gave" the US most of the demands it issued to end the war. Jane Foley of Rabobank discusses the recent dollar strength. (Source: Bloomberg)
Quantum technology firms are braving turbulent markets to publicly list this year, as the nascent industry looks towards commercialization.
"The Pulse With Francine Lacqua" is all about conversations with high profile guests in the beating heart of global business, economics, finance and politics. Based in London, we go wherever the story is, bringing you exclusive interviews and market-moving scoops. Today's guests: Wei Li, BlackRock, Global Chief Investment Strategist; Sanam Vakil, Chatham House, Middle East and North Africa Programme Director; Joaquim Miranda Sarmento, Portuguese Finance Minister. (Source: Bloomberg)
Gulf stock markets have diverged sharply since the Iran war began, and the region is now home to both the best-performing global bourse over the past month — and the worst.
