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Risk tone improved after a weak Tuesday close, but traders warn the reprieve is fragile as Fed chair hearings and earnings deluge loom.
Wall Street eyes an eighth straight weekly S&P 500 gain with Michigan sentiment looming; crude near $99, dollar recovers from Asian session’s losses
Alphabet, and Amazon shares rally following first-quarter earnings, thanks to the ongoing AI momentum, although Meta's capex shock tempered the mood, and crude oil pulled back from a four-year high.
Oil prices tumbled from near $120 to below $90 after G7 reassurances calmed markets, though risks persist amid the ongoing U.S.–Iran conflict and Hormuz disruption.
Oil prices rebound as Iran escalates Hormuz attacks, undermining record IEA reserve release and raising doubts about the market-calming impact.
With inventory deficits deep, supply recovery slow, and second-round inflation entrenched, the Fed's hawkish stance has room to run.
Metals outlook strengthens as producer prices firm up but yuan futures weaken amid uncertainty over China’s rate trajectory.
Optimism grows for a US-Iran peace deal following the "Islamabad Memorandum." We analyze how a potential agreement—or its collapse—could impact S&P 500, Nasdaq, and oil futures market volatility.
Market participants appear to be pricing in a deal which is yet to be signed as physical market supply shortages persist. How long can this narrative continue?
Crude oil futures are doing something that frustrates both bulls and bears equally right now: refusing to commit. WTI (CL) has been trading in a range across consecutive sessions. What comes next?
IEA forecasts oil supply growth exceeding demand in 2026 despite geopolitical tensions.
Crude tops $100 on stalled US-Iran talks while gold slides; Nasdaq futures under pressure ahead of Magnificent Seven earnings and Wednesday's Fed decision.