The market turmoil reflects uncertainty over the conflict's next steps: whether Iran will retaliate in a way that escalates the conflict further.
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Tensions are simmering between the U.S. and Iran. Yet, the stock market may just breeze past those worries.
Until investors get a clearer sense of whether the U.S. will launch strikes on Iran, markets aren’t likely to find solid ground.
Whether stocks can continue to chart a path higher next week will depend in large part on developments on a raft of hurdles…
Geopolitics need to alter the trajectory of economic growth and inflation to really matter to markets, argued Deutsche Bank.
Until investors get a clearer sense of whether the U.S. will launch strikes on Iran, markets aren’t likely to find solid ground.
Long-term investors need to stay in the game despite the confusion and frustration of this market.
