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Asia stocks jump, oil plunges as Trump agrees to two-week Iran ceasefire
West Texas Intermediate tumbled as much as 19% after Trump agreed to suspend bombing on Iran in a move that will help resume oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz
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Asia stocks rise, oil fluctuates with Iran deadline in focus
Asian shares opened higher with the MSCI Asia Pacific Index climbing 0.7% on the back of gains in South Korea
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Trump’s renewed Iran warning risks more volatility, analysts say
US futures slid while a gauge of Asia Pacific shares extended losses to as much as 1.7% shortly after Trump’s speech commenced
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Traders pour $977 million into levered bet that oil will plunge
On Tuesday, the fund rallied 8% after President Donald Trump again signaled a potential end to the Iran war.
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US Market: Massive short squeeze fogs market’s view on Iran peace prospects
A Goldman Sachs Group Inc. basket of the 50 most-shorted stocks soared 7.1% for its second-biggest rally in almost a year, and more than twice the gain of the S&P 500 Index.
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Wall Street futures rise over 1% as report says Trump is willing to end Iran war without re-opening Strait of Hormuz
Brent crude futures for May rose over 1% after Wall Street Journal reported that Trump is willing to end the conflict.
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Microsoft set for worst quarter since 2008 as AI fears converge
Although Wall Street remains optimistic that it will emerge as a long-term winner from AI, Microsoft still has to keep up with the hyperscaler spending race, a posture that could complicate any near-term sentiment reversal.
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US stocks drop, Nasdaq 100 falls into correction as oil climbs
The S&P 500 Index dropped 0.6% as of 9:45 a.m. in New York, on course for its fifth weekly decline, the longest streak since 2022.
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Institutional sell-off triggers $9.3 billion outflow from US equities
The latest sell-off marks a notable acceleration from the previous week’s $1 billion outflow, taking the cumulative 16-week outflows to $25.5 billion
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An 800-year-old math principle may help find bottom to S&P 500’s rout
The bad news for bulls: It signals a long way down before the index finds major support.
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US stocks fall and oil rises as Iran war ceasefire hopes wane
Equities fell around the world, driving the S&P 500 down about 1%. Brent climbed to around $107.
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US stocks rise, oil falls as truce prospects weighed
President Donald Trump has been pushing for talks with Iran in a bid to halt the fighting
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Memory is Wall Street’s favorite tech trade as Magnificent 7 disappoints
Companies like Sandisk Corp., Western Digital Corp., and Seagate Technology Holdings Plc are among the leaders in the S&P 500 Index in 2026
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Wall Street falls on Israel-Iran war and credit worries as oil rises
Without any signs the conflict in the Middle East is abating, the S&P 500 extended this month’s decline
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US faces twin pressures as recession odds climb and fuel costs rise
According to data from Polymarket, the probability of the US entering a recession in 2026 has climbed to 36%
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US stocks, bonds fall as Iran war shows no signs of easing
The S&P 500 fell about 1%, set for its the longest weekly slide in a year.
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US bonds and stocks sell off as crude oil rally extends
The yield on two-year Treasuries climbed as much as 18 basis points to 3.95% before paring the move
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US stocks fall on war jitters as brent close to $110
As traders moved away from the riskier corners of the market, the S&P 500 halted a two-day gain. Brent hovered near $110.
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US stocks join bonds higher as oil declines to $95
While traffic through Hormuz remains at a near-standstill amid the Iran war, US crude fell to around $95 as a trickle of vessels started to find a way through the oil route
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US stocks wipe out gains, brent rises as Israel-Iran war rages on
The S&P 500 erased a nearly 1% advance as the Wall Street Journal reported the Pentagon is moving a Marine expeditionary unit to the Middle East, with Iran stepping up its attacks on the Strait of Hormuz
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Wall Street is optimistic that worst of software wipeout is over
A Goldman Sachs software basket is trading for 22 times forward earnings, compared with 21 for the S&P 500 Index.
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US stocks rise as oil extends rout on stockpile talks
The S&P 500 wiped out losses as US crude tumbled to $83 after the Group of Seven nations tasked the International Energy Agency with studying the volumes that could be released
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Wall Street opens lower as oil prices rise on West Asian war
Investor jitters over soaring energy prices meant a wave of global stock and bond market selling which hung over the Wall Street open
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Wall Street futures trim losses but remain sharply lower as oil stays above $100 amid US-Iran war; S&P 500 down 1%
Earlier in the session, US index futures had fallen more sharply before recovering slightly after reports that Group of Seven (G7) finance ministers may discuss a coordinated release of emergency oil reserves, which helped ease some pressure in energy markets.
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Wall Street futures slide over 1%, Nasdaq down 2% as US-Iran war rattles markets; Brent jumps near $80
The sharp fall in the Wall Street index futures today followed fresh US and Israeli strikes on Iran over the weekend and retaliatory missile attacks by Tehran, raising fears that the conflict could broaden and disrupt energy supplies.
