Stocks surge on ceasefire hopes, then retreat on inflation fears, as oil prices see wild swings in a week of geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq swing wildly amid Middle East tensions, with oil prices jumping and tech stocks plunging, before a late-week recovery on de-escalation hopes.
Global crude prices swing as geopolitical tensions from the Middle East to the Black Sea collide with record short bets and shifting sanctions.
Rising crude prices and Middle East tensions fuel inflation fears, sending bond yields soaring and equities plunging worldwide.
Mounting security threats in the Strait of Hormuz disrupt global oil flows, with Indian refiners suspending Iraqi crude loadings, while Saudi Arabia resumes shipments and China calls for vessel protection.
Brent crude jumps after Strait of Hormuz incidents and Kuwait oil facility attack; IMF flags limited spare capacity amid geopolitical risks.
Escalating US-Iran conflict drives oil to one-month highs and boosts safe-haven assets, while tech stocks and dip-buying limit equity losses.
U.S. stocks stage late rally after volatile session, while oil prices plunge on Trump's Iran tariff reversal
A standoff between the US and Iran over the strategic waterway sends stocks lower and oil prices on a rollercoaster, with analysts divided on the outlook.
Treasury yields spike across the curve, with the 2-year at its highest since 2025 and the 30-year near 5%, as geopolitical risks and fiscal concerns drive a global sell-off.