Analysts warn prolonged Strait disruption could trigger 1970s-style energy spike
Donald Trump
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Leadership vacuum in Tehran deepens crisis; markets brace for wider fallout
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Energy routes at risk as investors pivot to safe havens amid rising war fears
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Markets stabilize after 800-point rout, but AI and tariff risks linger
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$175 billion at stake as Washington replaces invalidated duties with new 15% global tariff
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The move added fresh uncertainty around inflation, trade flows, and global growth, prompting investors to trim exposure to risk assets.
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Futures & CommoditiesMARKETS
U.S. Futures Slide as Trump Lifts Global Tariffs to 15%
by Daphne Dougnby Daphne DougnMarkets recoil as renewed trade escalation clouds inflation and growth outlook
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Rising military tensions and flight uncertainty spark coordinated global advisories
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BUSINESSPOLITICS
Supreme Court Blocks Trump Tariffs—But Trade War Isn’t Over
by Dean Dougnby Dean DougnRuling voids most emergency tariffs, yet Washington may double down under new legal paths
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POLITICS
Trump Claims Breakthrough U.S.–India Trade Deal, Tariffs Cut “Immediately”
by Dean Dougnby Dean DougnLower duties, energy realignment, and geopolitics collide—but legal questions linger