Until now in 2026, the S&P 500 index (^ GSPC +2.57%) it’s down about 7%, but the ride has suffered more, as a series of events has hampered the market’s comeback. Whether it’s the war in Iran and the volatile oil prices that followed, persistent tariffs and inflationary pressures, a weakened consumer base in the … Read more
My top 10 things to watch on Monday, March 30 1. The S & P 500 is headed for a higher open as President Donald Trump signals progress in the US-Iran war talks. Rarely since the conflict began. Stocks are high, and oil is high. Usually, high oil prices drive stocks lower. The problem, as … Read more
The stock market enters next week battered and battered by the Iran war. In the coming days, weary investors will also need to contend with new jobs data and a handful of wage uncertainties, including the Club Nike brand. The conflict in the Middle East will remain the main factor influencing market performance. Let’s take … Read more
Image source: The Motley Fool It’s been a tumultuous few weeks for the stock markets on both sides of the pond, both FTSE 100 and S&P 500 well below the highs they set before 2026. Volatile markets can provide an opportunity for investors who are willing to see them in the right light and act … Read more
Stocks fell on Friday to their lowest levels since last August amid growing concerns about how the US-Iran conflict will affect oil prices. The Dow and Nasdaq fell into correction territory, defined as a decline of more than 10% from the recent peak. The S&P ended the day just shy of a correction after five … Read more
Last year, the artificial intelligence (AI) giant. Nvidia it has reached a great climax. The company went beyond the technical experts Microsoft and apple to be the largest company in the world by market value. Nvidia surpassed its competitors – who a few years ago each occupied the space – and became the first to … Read more
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