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Investors aren't ready to buy the president's key message to financial markets.
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Considering its traditional position as a ‘safe haven' asset and hedge against various risks, Gold performed somewhat surprisingly during March as the commodity declined more than 13% as the Iran war started and expanded.
The stock market felt the blast of geopolitical tension last month as all three major domestic indexes all retreated. In March, the S&P 500 fell -5.1%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped -5.4%, and the NASDAQ slid -4.8%.
Last April, the president unleashed a tidal wave of tariffs on ‘liberation day'. Analysts say the policy has failed, even by the Trump administration's own terms
Import-dependent Morocco has enough diesel and petrol to cover respectively 51 days and 55 days, while coal and gas supplies have been secured to the end of June, the energy ministry said on Thursday.
Investors were hoping Trump would use his speech to lay out a plan to end the conflict in the Middle East. That didn't happen.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed further easing in the overall fear level, while the index remained in the “Extreme Fear” zone on Wednesday.
The latest attempt by Donald Trump to ease uncertainty over the US and Israel's war on Iran has only heightened investor concerns.
Oil jumped and stocks sank after President Trump's prime-time address to the U.S. undermined investor hopes that an end to the war in the Middle East was near.
Stock markets sank after President Trump signaled no quick end to the Iran war.
Swiss inflation last month rose to its highest level since March last year and imported oil-and-gas price increases are expected to raise inflation in the coming year.
The CNN Fear & Greed Index hit 8 on Mar 31, its lowest since November and deep in 'Extreme Fear' territory. Implied volatility is running nearly double realized vol, opening one of the widest gaps between fear and fundamentals in years.
Markets Are Starting to Align Today's price action brings together several themes we've been discussing in recent videos. On the surface, this looks constructive.
Oil rose and stock markets fell in Asia as President Trump signaled further U.S. military strikes against Iran, reviving concerns over supply disruptions in the Middle East.
A prolonged disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and sustained higher energy prices loom over investors and the economy. A sudden pause in hostilities or productive negotiations have the potential to lead to a sharp one-day market rally.
U.S. stock futures sank Wednesday night as President Donald Trump didn't offer investors any new indications of de-escalation in the conflict with Iran, but again laid out a timetable of finishing the operation “very shortly.”
The single largest gain in Q1 came from oil as USO surged 84%. The next best returns were related to oil, with the energy sector up 37.9% and broad commodities gaining 29.5%.
JGBs fell in price terms in early Tokyo session.
Henry Schwartz from @CboeGlobalMarkets covers trader volume and flows to get a sense of overall market sentiment. Options continue to remain popular, and growth is coming in “puts, not in calls,” he notes, though calls still lead.