The S&P 500 could join other US indices in a correction next week. Here’s what comes first

The S&P 500 could join other US indices in a correction next week. Here's what comes first

The S&P 500 may soon join other US benchmarks in a correction as the Iran war continues into its fifth week. Stocks are falling fast, and each of the major averages is on pace to post a monthly loss as hopes for a quick resolution to the Middle East conflict give way to fear. This … Read more

The biggest stock market correction Trump won’t talk about is legal

The biggest stock market correction Trump won't talk about is legal

Throughout his presidency, Donald galaotega ga lonaka kidnapped and extradited the leader of Venezuela, threatened to annex Greenland, mesed by expelling the chair of the Federal Reserve, and waged an economic war on his closest allies, all while (more or less) keeping the stock market from bearish territory. The Iran War still looks like the … Read more

Rising oil prices can increase food costs – but hoarding groceries “makes it worse,” an economist says.

The 26-year-old works in a bookstore and lives on $53,000 a year in New York City.

Rising oil prices tend to drive up grocery costs, but that doesn’t mean consumers should rush out and save money, economists say. Brent crude has soared above $100 a barrel in recent weeks – after trading near $60 in January – as Iran’s war worsens the Strait of Hormuz, which transports a fifth of the … Read more

Emerging market debt is falling as the Iran war drags down markets.

Strong CEEMEA credit issuance in January and February pushed it to a Q1 record

Emerging market debt prices hit record highs ahead of Iran’s war-torn country Angola’s external debt has decreased since the war Strong secondary market demand for high-quality Gulf credit Private deals can be attractive if uncertainty persists LONDON, March 27 (Reuters) – A record start to the year for sales of emerging debt has largely stalled … Read more

Sri Lanka is preparing for new economic challenges as the war against Iran continues

A series of petrol stations in Kandy, Sri Lanka [Ashkar Thasleem/ Al Jazeera]

Kandy, Sri Lanka On a sunny March day in the hill town of Kandy in central Sri Lanka, Keerthi Rathna waited in a snaking line to buy her share of petrol for her three-wheeled tuk-tuk. The amount he was allocated by the government was 20 liters (about 5 liters) per week. In the past, Rathna … Read more

Mark Zandi warns that the recession is approaching 50%, and the war with Iran could put us in economic trouble by the middle of the year | Good luck

Mark Zandi warns that the recession is approaching 50%, and the war with Iran could put us in economic trouble by the middle of the year | Good luck

Economists are growing more cautious about the economic situation as the conflict in Iran continues. Moody’s Analytics raised its recession outlook for the next 12 months to 48.6%, in line with Goldman Sachs, which now predicts a 30% risk of recession, and EY-Parthenon, which puts the chances of a recession at 40%. The underlying probability … Read more

The Iran conflict is destroying the economy, but experts are predicting a rise in defense spending – Breaking Defense

The Iran conflict is destroying the economy, but experts are predicting a rise in defense spending - Breaking Defense

BEIRUT – Amid the conflict in Iran, oil production facilities and shipping lanes – namely the Strait of Hormuz – have been targeted, disrupting the local and global economy. Imports such as natural gas from Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, as well as oil from Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and the UAE have experienced … Read more

The odds of a recession are rising on Wall Street as the economy shows lower margins

Markets are facing oil shocks, rising yields and recessionary concerns

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell last week pushed back when asked if the recession poses a threat to the US economy. His successor may face a tough challenge, as Wall Street analysts raise their expectations of a recession, brought on in part by the Iran war and the possibility of higher prices. In recent days, … Read more