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Monday's big rally saw the Russell 2000 Index of small-cap stocks outpace the S&P 500's gains. The move extends a trend of outperformance from small-caps this year.
Investor fear gauges including the VIX have backed off their extremes, but remain elevated amid worries about the ongoing war in Iran. Tensions in the Middle East have driven crowding into trades perceived as "working" lately, according to Goldman Sachs.
Former National Economic Council director Gary Cohn discusses how conflict in Iran is impacting markets and how investors should respond to volatility on ‘The Claman Countdown.'
The S&P 500 faces an elevated risk of a bear market, with valuations near historic extremes and a potential correction of up to 50%. I see the current Shiller CAPE and technical indicators as warning signs, suggesting mean reversion could drive prices back to 2022 levels or lower.
CNBC's Jim Cramer explained why Monday's dramatic reversal in stocks might be temporary. The S&P 500 jumped over 1% after President Trump said that the United States would halt attacks against Iran's power plants and energy infrastructure.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average and other indexes rise in Monday's stock market after Trump signals 'productive' talks with Iran.
An increase in market volatility is driving ETF innovation around packaging ever-more complex strategies into single instruments. One example is the growth of strategies like managed futures.
Chip-equipment makers could benefit from Musk's plan to manufacture his own chips, analysts say — but the venture is still heavy on hype and light on specifics.
Former National Economic Council director Gary Cohn warns that markets are hanging on 'every word' as the U.S. war with Iran drives market volatility.
Alissa Coram and Ed Carson walk through Monday's market action and discuss key stocks to watch in Stock Market Today. Check out our daily newsletter!
Dynamic Beta Investments' Andrew Beer tells CNBC's Dominic Chu on “ETF Edge”: ‘No one has a playbook for this'. He discusses the ‘staggering implications' the Iran war could have on the global economy, and how traders are navigating the volatility.
"Bloomberg ETF IQ" focuses on the opportunities, risks and current trends tied to the trillions of dollars in the global exchange traded funds industry. Today's guests: Tushar Yadava, BlackRock Head of Markets for Model Portfolio Solutions, Dan Egan, Betterment VP of Behavioral Finance and Investing, Joel Schneider, Dimensional Fund Advisors' Deputy Head of Portfolio Management for North America, and Brittany Christensen, Tidal Financial Group Senior Vice President Head of Business Development.
I've seen this setup before (April 2-9, 2025), but this time I'm definitely not rushing to buy the dip. I believe the market is treating Trump's five-day delay like another backoff trade, even though Iranian officials denied talks and Israeli strikes continued today.
DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach told CNBC on Monday that the market is in a "reevaluation" phase. "It's hard to make money this year," Gundlach said.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has indicated it could raise interest rates if the surge in oil prices related to the Iran war drags on, threatening a sustained rise in inflation.
Investors welcomed efforts to end a war that has driven up energy prices. Oil fell 11%, and major stock indexes rose over 1%.
US equities staged a sharp rebound on Monday, with all three major indexes closing more than 1% higher as oil prices plunged following comments from Donald Trump about delaying military action against Iran. The rally marked a turnaround from last week's declines, as investors reacted to signs of potential de-escalation in the Middle East conflict, even as uncertainty lingered over the credibility of reported talks between Washington and Tehran.
'The Big Money Show' discusses President Donald Trump's pause in Iran strikes and breaks down the market rally that ensued. #foxbusiness #bigmoneyshow 0:00 Wall Street's Rally & Iran Deal Hopes 1:08 Market Swings & Buying Opportunities 2:54 Bond Yields & Inflationary Nerves 3:53 Gold's Volatility & Market Speculation 4:45 Trump's Iran Strategy & Deal Quality 10:18 Strait of Hormuz, Oil & Energy Margins 11:17 Earnings Growth & Consumer Discretionary Bets
Trump on Monday said the U.S. held “very good” and “productive” talks with Iran for a “complete and total resolution” to the war, despite Iran's foreign ministry later denying having held talks with the U.S., while also accusing Trump of market manipulation. Trump said he ordered the Pentagon to postpone strikes against Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure for five days.
Since the beginning of the year, I've referenced our Calendar Range framework, which has been cautious to bearish for some time now. “PRIME” is a reference to another framework.