The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq rebounded sharply after President Trump suggested the conflict in Iran was going to end sooner than expected.

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The Dow and S&P 500 fell, while the Nasdaq was flat Tuesday. The stock market reacted to lower oil prices and President Donald Trump's comments about the war with Iran.

Gold was not trading as expected, again, early Tuesday. After President Donald Trump suggested that fighting in Iran may soon come to an end, the price of the precious metal rose.

Defense stocks fell again, failing to get a boost from ongoing fighting in the Middle East, which may or may not be abating soon.

Two more members of Iran's visiting women's football team have claimed asylum in Australia after they were branded "traitors" at home over a pre-match protest, the government said Wednesday.

Apple reported December quarter product gross margins of 40.7% in January. Analysts surveyed by FactSet expect product gross margins for the December 2026 quarter to be 40.6%.

The S&P 500 is designed to represent the largest and most liquid companies. Campbell’s is now among the smallest companies in the index.

BioNTech painted a bleak picture of its operations on Tuesday as the German drugmaker swung to a quarterly loss and announced the departure of its co-founders.

Hims & Hers received a flurry of upgrades, though most analysts are opting to stay on the sidelines. Here’s why.

The Iran conflict has dominated market headlines, but investors may soon refocus on deeper risks tied to artificial intelligence spending, private credit stress, and a shifting economic outlook.

Saudi Arabia’s Aramco is on the verge of ramping up an alternate pipeline to export its oil, a move that could ease the bottleneck that has driven crude prices higher.