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Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Stocks set fresh records as Hegseth confirms the Iran ceasefire and oil retreats nearly 4%.
Strong earnings, heavier Treasury supply, and a quieter day for gold.
The S&P 500 closed above 7,200 for the first time, Apple delivered a March-quarter record, and gold rallied 2% as the dollar finally cracked.
The S&P 500 closed above 7,200 for the first time, Apple delivered a March-quarter record, and gold rallied 2% as the dollar finally cracked.
The deepest Fed split since 1992, Powell holding his board seat, and a hyperscaler night that pushed AI spending past $725 billion.
The cartel lost its second-biggest producer, the AI rally got its first real bruise, and Powell takes his last meeting at the Fed today.
The rally is narrowing as a busy week of earnings and central banks tests its foundations.
The market is celebrating. The consumer is wincing. This week we find out who is reading the room correctly.
Intel posts its biggest surprise in a decade as rotation quietly shifts under the surface.
The S&P closed at a record before futures slipped on fresh Iran tension.
Stocks bounce on the ceasefire extension, but oil and inflation remain the unresolved risks.
Good afternoon, A lot happened overnight, and most of it connects back to the same question: what does the price of energy do from here? The US-Iran ceasefire expires this week with no deal in sight, oil is back near $90, and the Fed's next chair faces
Oil surges, gold holds, and two of America's biggest institutions prepare for new leadership.
Oil is back near $90, gold sits above $4,850, and the ceasefire clock runs out Wednesday.
Strong bank revenue, expensive chip stocks, a firm bid in gold.
The S&P clears 7,000 for the first time as Iran ceasefire hopes rewrite the quarter.