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FOX Business guests analyze the markets ahead of Monday's opening bell. 00:00 'POOR JOB': Trump UNLOADS on Iran as oil deal falters 07:30 'THE MARKET'S GOING TO BREATHE': Stocks stabilize after closely watched CPI release 10:41 Investors in 'BUY' mode amid geopolitical tension, says market expert 15:33 These tailwinds are driving the market, earnings are holding up, expert says
The Dow Jones Index rebounded last week, reaching its highest point since May 4 as the US and Iran reached a two-week ceasefire. It rose to $48,250, up by 6.45% from its lowest level this month.
Markets rallied on optimism that Middle East conflict risks have faded, with the S&P 500 up over 3.5% and oil down more than 14%. Despite the rally, oil remains near $100/barrel, posing ongoing risks to financial conditions and potential for renewed market tightening.
President Donald Trump on Sunday said the U.S. will blockade the Strait of Hormuz after talks to end the Iran war sputtered over the weekend. In this article @CL.1
Why markets are facing both external and internal risks. The broader impact of high gasoline costs.
Last week's rally in major indices is most likely a short-lived relief event amid unresolved Middle East tensions and fragile ceasefire conditions. Persistent risks of renewed hostilities and a choked Strait of Hormuz are not priced into markets, raising recession and stagflation probabilities.
The big four entered 2026 with strong momentum following a record 2025, supported by resilient economic activity, moderating inflation, and still-elevated interest rates. While efficiency ratios show improvement at JPMorgan and Bank of America and deterioration at Citi and Wells Fargo, reflecting ongoing investment spend and restructuring costs.
After weeks of scouring headlines and watching tanker traffic, investors are eager to get back to the fundamentals of corporate earnings.
Forecasters in the Journal's survey see hits to GDP, inflation and the job market from the conflict with Iran.
Markets were pointing to a shaky start, based on trading via a decentralized crypto-based trading platform.
Survey data underscored how the war in the Middle East has already had a material impact on economic growth around the world. Drilling down deeper, the data showed weaker growth trends were recorded across all major industries globally.
The S&P 500 snapped its seven-day win streak on Friday but still pulled out its second consecutive weekly gain, achieving its largest increase since November. The index climbed 3.9% from last week, a rally largely driven by optimism over potential geopolitical de-escalation, and is now 2.32% off its all-time high from January 27, 2026.
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Markets rebounded sharply over the past two weeks, led by aggressive dip-buying despite negative macro headlines and geopolitical risks. The Mag 7 and small caps outperformed, with Broadcom (AVGO) surging 18.1% and non-U.S. equities, especially South Korea, leading global returns.
The S&P 500 gapped 2.7% higher at Wednesday's open, with the Nasdaq 100 and small cap Russell 2000 gapping 3.5%. Ten-year Treasury yields traded Tuesday at a high of 4.38%, then dropped 15 bps to a Tuesday low of 4.23% - with yields then rising to end the week at 4.32%.
"Let's hope" peace between the U.S. and Iran can be finalized, says James Demmert, who recently predicated a sharp decline in crude oil prices helping markets rally on Wednesday. He remains very bullish on the stock market, making the case for the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DJI) to hit 100,000 by the end of the decade and the S&P 500 (SPX) to hit 8,100 by the end of the year.
Anthropic's Mythos AI model has triggered a sharp selloff in software stocks, intensifying uncertainty across the SaaS sector. It broke March's temporal respite.
Fears of stress in private credit markets are rising as investors watch how liquidity risk is managed across funds as investors seek redemptions. The private credit crisis concerns come at a time when the less-liquid, non-transparent bond market has been included in ETFs for the first time.
In 1989, the first Dividend Aristocrats list was published. At the time it was just a curated list of twenty companies that had increased their dividends for 25 consecutive years.
Three factors investors should watch in a critical week for the stock market