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Oil prices are the key barometer for the Middle East conflict's market impact and its resolution. President Trump's pivot toward de-escalation triggered a sharp reversal in stocks, bonds, and oil prices.
US futures were pointing to a softer open on Wall Street on Tuesday, as markets calibrated their reaction to comments from the US government about the Iran conflict. Dow Jones and S&P 500 futures were down 0.3% and those for the Nasdaq slipped 0.2%, with larger gains earlier pared as fresh signals from Washington suggested the conflict with Iran is not yet over.
Treasury yields were little changed as the Trump administration said the war in Iran is near an end but not quite there yet.
European equities stage a rebound amid renewed hopes for de-escalation in the Middle East.
This is a developing story.
Oil recently experienced its most successful week since April 2020. WTI achieved its largest weekly increase in futures history, going back to 1983.
As data center development fuels an unprecedented wave of large-load customer contracts, US electric utilities are emphasizing long-term spending and growth visibility over quarterly financial benchmarks. Avista and NorthWestern both project 4% to 6% long-term EPS, though NorthWestern expects that range to increase to 5% to 7% after its planned merger with Black Hills Corp. closes later in 2026.
Brent crude reaching $150 simultaneously boosts production in the Western Hemisphere, accelerates alternative energy initiatives, and reduces demand in energy-intensive sectors and Emerging Market importers – ultimately paving the way for its own correction. Historical trends indicate that it corrects in one of two manners: within 60 days or over a span of 6 years.
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President Donald Trump sees the war in Iran ending ‘very soon,'adding that oil prices will decline quickly and shipping traffic through the Strait of Hormuz would return to normal.
After rising to nearly $120 per barrel early on Monday, the global benchmark Brent Crude Intermediate fell sharply below $90 as President Donald Trump signalled that the war with Iran could be nearing completion. However, crude index remained volatile, rising to around $92 per barrel early on Tuesday.
A board games developer is set to become the first company to list its shares on Britain's new private stock market later this month, in a deal that will take place on a rival platform to that operated by the London Stock Exchange.
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The Middle East conflict is causing a supply chain shock. Energy prices have spiked, and we don't see a basis to disagree given what we know now.
Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East involving U.S., Israeli, and Iranian forces, oil prices have surged, and global markets have turned volatile.
U.S. stock futures rose and Treasury yields slid as traders took encouragement from Trump's comments that the conflict in Iran would end very soon.
Macroeconomic and sector-specific issues vary significantly. Despite increased complexity around geopolitics, tariffs, and trade, markets, until recently, have been reaching new highs.
The open-source AI assistant can make and carry out decisions on the user's behalf, and has become a hit in China's tech community.
The drug maker says its treatment of a rare kidney disease met its main goal in a late-stage trial.