Stock markets are down this month as oil surges on fears over ongoing military strikes in the Middle East, yet equity investors are still pricing in “a short conflict with limited economic fallout,” ...

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Renewed inflation worries, combined with gains in oil prices, have shifted expectations for Federal Reserve policy. Traders ...

Market confidence in a short war was misplaced. This isn’t a time to be confident about the outcome.

The Iran conflict has dominated market headlines, but investors may soon refocus on deeper risks tied to artificial ...

“I think what we saw over the prior 27 days was just the first stage of a deeper correction.” ...

The U.S. stock market remained calm Wednesday, even as the price of oil got back to rising. The S&P 500 edged down 0.1% for a second day of modest moves following what had been a wild stretch caused ...

Stocks were able to wipe out earlier losses as investors were optimistic about the Middle East conflict ending soon and oil prices coming down ...

Let's explore what this could mean for stocks and the crude oil market. How does war affect stocks? There is some data on the stock market during wartime -- including this research from The Motley ...

The last three oil shocks followed a surprisingly consistent pattern. Here's what they say about where the S&P 500 goes from ...

Investors say they are balancing the risks from oil disruptions against the many positives like strong corporate earnings and the likelihood that President Trump will end the war if it threatens ...