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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.
India's benchmark Nifty 50 fell more than 10% in March. The price-to-earnings ratio of Indian benchmark indices is at a level rarely seen over the past decade.
Hopes for a Middle East de-escalation sparked a rally ahead of President Donald Trump's speech tonight. Plus, SpaceX filed for a confidential IPO.
The Trump administration is set to announce tariffs as soon as Thursday on drugmakers that have not struck deals guaranteeing low prices in the U.S., Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the plan.
'Mad Money' host Jim Cramer navigates the ongoing market recovery.
Global hedge funds last month faced their worst monthly drawdowns since January 2022, Goldman Sachs said in a client note on Wednesday, as market volatility triggered by the Iran war battered stocks and weighed on the performance of the world's biggest money managers.
Cramer says the market's rebound lacks broad leadership, driven mainly by a narrow group of AI-related data center stocks, rather than diversified growth. Weak participation across sectors like retail, financials and housing raises doubts about the rally's staying power.
The U.S. Treasury Department said on Wednesday it will meet with domestic and international insurance regulators to discuss recent developments in private credit markets, as concerns about the health of the $2 trillion non-bank lending sector impact the wider credit market.
Michael Contopoulos, Janus Henderson Investors Head of Multi-Asset Macro Investing, joins 'Fast Money' to talk why he is raising cash in the current macro environment.
These six retailing stocks all show a Composite Rating of 90 or better on a scale of 1 to 99.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) is sounding the alarm on what it calls the most severe energy crisis in modern history, warning that the full impact of the Iran war is only beginning to hit markets.
Traders have piled into markets, turbocharging a two-day rally in the S&P 500.
Two assets that could jump with a resolution to the war in the Middle East are the euro and global sovereign debt.
The two investors share several investments in common across Berkshire Hathaway and the Dan Ives Wedbush AI Revolution ETF (NYSE: IVES).
As I write on Wednesday, stocks are continuing yesterday's rally, spurred on by positive geopolitical headlines. This morning, President Trump posted on Truth Social that Iran's president has requested a ceasefire – adding that the U.S. would only consider the proposal once the Strait of Hormuz was “open, free, and clear.
U.S. home builders and car manufacturers are taking a hit. Tariffs haven't slashed the federal debt as promised.
Nasdaq's new rules could fast track the entry of a newly public large company 15 days after its IPO.