Oil price shock events are historically bad news for the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite.
The virtual closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sent energy prices soaring, with the per-gallon price of gas and diesel up 33% and 39%,
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Don’t count on the TACO trade this time around.
President Donald Trump reignited investors’ hopes that there’s a simple off-ramp for the US from the conflict in the Middle East, sending stocks surging and oil prices tumbling on Monday.
TACO, shorthand for Trump Always Chickens Out, proved to be a reliable way to navigate the president’s trade-war threats,
The ongoing global turmoil and end of the earnings season have brought the market to a mixed trajectory. Investors are concerned about the global disruptions and their impact on stocks, while the earnings season brought worries about the growing corporate spending on artificial intelligence.
Oil prices are hitting new highs, there are inflationary pressures,
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Investing in the yellow metal is now de rigueur and a prudent strategy for a balanced portfolio, especially in uncertain times. John Lowe of MoneyDoctors.ie gives the background of gold.
If the so-called ‘gold bugs’, investors who believe passionately in the long-term value of buying gold, are right, then this is a good time to add a little glitter to your portfolio.
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Mortgage rates are up a little today as the war in Iran continues to rattle global markets.
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There’s been pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates and ease borrowing costs for cash-strapped consumers since last year. But when the Fed met in mid-March for its policy meeting, it didn’t budge. Rather, it held its benchmark interest rate steady.
President Donald Trump has spent months aggressively pushing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. But 21 days into the war in Iran — with no end in sight — the bond market is starting to scream what Trump would never have expected to hear.
U.S. markets ticked slightly lower and oil prices rose early Tuesday as the war in the Middle East continued a day after President Donald Trump said the United States had made progress in talks with the Islamic Republic to end the conflict.
At 6:44 a.m. ET, Dow E-minis were down 45 points,
