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U.S. futures declined as Iran tensions escalated and deal prospects dimmed, while mixed durable goods data added uncertainty, with investors closely watching upcoming inflation data and Federal Reserve signals.
The market received the mixed private sector activity readings positively but the war impact is beginning to show up on metrics such as prices, employment and export orders.
Brent spikes as Iran-Israel attacks hit energy assets, damaging LNG infrastructure, lifting prices and escalating global market risks
Cuba crisis adds Caribbean shipping risk and the prospect of tightening energy logistics, potentially lifting prices and unsettling the already fragile market sentiment.
Gold pauses after huge 2025 rally as stronger dollar, rising real yields and Fed pause expectations curb safe-haven demand despite Iran war.
Oil prices surge on Middle East conflict fears as Gulf supply disruptions and Hormuz shipping risks raise the possibility of major energy shock.
U.S. payrolls unexpectedly fell in February, unemployment ticked up and wage growth stayed firm, confounding the policy path for the Fed.
Middle East tensions disrupt LNG flows, sending global gas benchmarks soaring while U.S. prices lag amid domestic oversupply.
The Dollar Index futures climbed past 99 on safe-haven demand and rate pause bets, while Japanese Yen Futures weakened despite rising yields.
Despite blockbuster Nvidia earnings, futures traders showed restraint, signaling unease as macro risks and policy uncertainty capped risk appetite.
The GDP report signals the U.K. economy remains stuck in a fragile low-growth phase, with strength coming from production while domestic demand and services momentum appear weak.
AI-driven capex excess among hyperscalers, combined with macro and geopolitical risks, threatens an AI-trade unwind and steepening of S&P 500 losses.