Stock market

Futures rise despite correction fears, as Iran conflict and labor data shape a volatile, shortened week

Investors no longer react to headlines as oil shock and policy uncertainty override political signaling.

Chinese vessels turned away signal tightening supply, pushing oil into a fragile, high-risk phase.

Brent tops $110 amid Hormuz disruption, while Trump’s strike delay fails to calm investor fears.

Markets struggle with mixed signals as prolonged conflict uncertainty outweighs short-term diplomatic relief.

Rising crude and escalating rhetoric weigh on stocks as markets struggle to price diplomacy vs. conflict.

Tehran reviews U.S. proposal but rules out negotiations, raising fears of prolonged conflict and market volatility.

Stocks rally as falling crude eases inflation fears, but uncertainty over negotiations keeps volatility high.

Relief rally fades as Iran conflict drags on, pushing yields higher and dimming hopes for rate cuts.

Markets rally on de-escalation hopes; oil plunges 7-8%, lifting cyclicals while energy stocks lag