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The global markets are all trying to rise early on Tuesday, as there are a lot of moving parts, and of course, there has been a lot of damage.
Wall Street ended the week decisively weaker as an extraordinary oil shock collided with mounting war risk in the Middle East. The situation forced investors to reprice inflation and growth assumptions quickly.
The energy historian Daniel Yergin is an expert in past oil shocks in the Middle East.
President Javier Milei aims on Tuesday to persuade investors that Argentina's economic turnaround can stay on track even as war in Iran pushes oil prices higher, strengthens the dollar and rattles emerging markets.
Existing home sales were down 1.4% last month from February 2025. At the current sales pace, there is a 3.8-month supply of homes for sale.
Boaz Weinstein, founder of Saba Capital Management, said the problems in private credit are "multiplying by the quarter." Saba, alongside Cox Capital Management, launched a tender offer to purchase 6.9% of shares in one of Blue Owl's nontraded private credit funds at a 34.9% discount.
US stocks traded mostly unchanged on Tuesday as investors monitored volatile oil prices and closely followed developments in the escalating conflict involving Iran. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 62 points, or 0.1%.
President Trump maybe getting ready to wind down the war, but Iran isn't.
I focus on AURA (Assets Underestimated, Resilient & Agentic) companies, which are undervalued due to market overreaction to AI disruption fears. The HALO trade—favoring heavy, capital-intensive assets—has driven indiscriminate selling in software, despite many firms showing rising earnings and robust fundamentals.
Central and Eastern Europe has become more resilient to energy supply shocks following efforts to diversify sources since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022, providing buffers against the economic impact of the war in the Middle East, S&P Global said on Tuesday.
"We'll continue to invest significantly in the US and US dollar denominated assets," Temasek CEO Dilhan Pillay Sandrasegara says during a discussion with Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz at Bloomberg Invest. -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like this video?
The whipsaw moves in South Korean stocks last week were examples of a textbook bubble, Bank of America's equity strategists say.
Oil prices are the key barometer for the Middle East conflict's market impact and its resolution. President Trump's pivot toward de-escalation triggered a sharp reversal in stocks, bonds, and oil prices.
US futures were pointing to a softer open on Wall Street on Tuesday, as markets calibrated their reaction to comments from the US government about the Iran conflict. Dow Jones and S&P 500 futures were down 0.3% and those for the Nasdaq slipped 0.2%, with larger gains earlier pared as fresh signals from Washington suggested the conflict with Iran is not yet over.
Treasury yields were little changed as the Trump administration said the war in Iran is near an end but not quite there yet.
European equities stage a rebound amid renewed hopes for de-escalation in the Middle East.
This is a developing story.
Oil recently experienced its most successful week since April 2020. WTI achieved its largest weekly increase in futures history, going back to 1983.
As data center development fuels an unprecedented wave of large-load customer contracts, US electric utilities are emphasizing long-term spending and growth visibility over quarterly financial benchmarks. Avista and NorthWestern both project 4% to 6% long-term EPS, though NorthWestern expects that range to increase to 5% to 7% after its planned merger with Black Hills Corp. closes later in 2026.
Brent crude reaching $150 simultaneously boosts production in the Western Hemisphere, accelerates alternative energy initiatives, and reduces demand in energy-intensive sectors and Emerging Market importers – ultimately paving the way for its own correction. Historical trends indicate that it corrects in one of two manners: within 60 days or over a span of 6 years.