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The intensifying U.S./Israel–Iran conflict threatens global economic stability, with escalating risks of recession and persistent high oil prices above $100/barrel. Market optimism is misplaced as ceasefire prospects are diminishing; oil supply disruptions and inflationary pressures are likely to persist or worsen.
Arnold was once the youngest billionaire in 2007. He has since closed his hedge fund and focused on philanthropic efforts like running the Arnold Ventures fund.
After a sharp market decline tied to the Iran war, even cautious S&P 500 forecasts from firms like Stifel now imply upside for stocks.
Jason Trennert, Strategas Research Partners chairman and CEO, joins ‘Squawk Box' to discuss recent market action, whether escalating geopolitical tensions could derail strong markets, the state of the U.S. economy, and more.
Major market indexes like the S&P 500 and QQQ are oversold after a 10%+ correction, signaling a potential short-term rebound. Extreme investor fear, as shown by the CNN Fear & Greed Index at 10/100, historically presents attractive short-term buying opportunities.
Fed Governor Stephen Miran joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the Federal Reserve, inflation concerns surrounding the Iran war, and more.
Fed chair Jerome Powell speaks the students at Harvard University.
@morningstar's Nicolas Owens sees travel only seeing significant pullbacks if jet fuel prices stay high for a long period of time. However, Nicolas sees volatility gripping the industry long-term if airlines don't prepare.
Will The Fed Cut Rates This Year? Inflation fears have dramatically shifted investor sentiment. After months of expecting the Federal Reserve Board to cut interest rates this year, investors have returned to a familiar refrain: “Higher for longer.”
UConn's upset over Duke highlights how sportsbook profits rise when favorites lose, offering a potential boost for companies like DraftKings and Flutter Entertainment.
US stock benchmarks rebound slightly, with President Trump still attempting to calm markets. Oil prices are still playing tricks on broader sentiment, with the conflict now entering its fifth week.
US stocks jumped Monday morning while oil prices went on a wild ride as President Trump signaled a possible end to the war in Iran – but the vital Strait of Hormuz remained closed and Tehran attacked Israel's largest oil refinery.
Price targets for S&P 500 stocks are, on the whole, 28.9% above current share prices.
Four stocks are near buy points in Monday's stock market as IBD's stock screener shows that their relative strength touches a new high.
The Treasury Department is reportedly planning talks with insurance regulators about the private credit market. The talks between the Treasury and domestic and international insurance regulators are being prompted by concerns about liquidity, transparency and lending discipline in the $2 trillion private credit space, Reuters reported Sunday (March 29).
Recent market weakness can be traced back to a single catalyst: the rise in oil prices following escalating tensions with Iran. Higher energy prices are feeding inflation concerns, which has led markets to scale back expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.
A need for liquidity may be playing a role in the decision of some countries to reduce their holdings of U.S. government debt.
The energy industry is the only major stock sector trading in the green so far in 2026, mainly thanks to the sudden surge in crude oil prices following the start of the war in Iran.
Chair Jerome Powell says that the Federal Reserve is monitoring the private credit space "super carefully"
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says longer-term inflation expectations appear to be in check but that the central bank is carefully monitoring them as it assesses the effect from the US and Israel's war against Iran. He speaks during an event at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts.