🔹 A Ceasefire, a Rally, and What Comes Next
A two-week truce sent oil plunging and stocks soaring, but the fine print matters.
A two-week truce sent oil plunging and stocks soaring, but the fine print matters.
A last-minute Iran deal sent oil plunging and stocks surging overnight.
Markets hold their breath as Trump's Iran ultimatum expires tonight at 8 p.m. ET.
Energy prices are rewriting the inflation forecast, and markets are starting to believe it.
Oil above $108, yields rising, and gold selling off. A strange week for safe havens.
Oil seesawed near $100, gold bounced back, and dealmakers had their busiest quarter on record.
Good afternoon, The week opened with Fed Chair Powell doing something markets desperately needed: being boring. Speaking at Harvard on Monday, he made clear that the Fed intends to sit still and look through the oil shock rather than chase it with higher rates. That single message rippled across bonds,
Treasury yields drop sharply as the Fed looks through the energy shock, and markets brace for jobs week.
Brent crude is set for its steepest monthly gain ever as the Iran conflict reshapes every corner of the market.
Stocks, bonds, and gold are falling in unison and that changes the retirement calculus.
Futures fall Thursday as the Pentagon reportedly prepares options for a broader campaign.
Good afternoon, A four-week war, a 15-point peace proposal, and oil briefly back below $100. Markets are catching their breath, with futures pointing higher on cautious optimism that the US-Iran conflict may be nearing resolution. The Fed remains on hold at 3.50–3.75%, and Treasury