An escalation in attacks in the Middle East puts the fragile ceasefire at risk, but market activity remains muted, with earnings keeping investors' attention.
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Hello, this is Leonie Kidd writing to you from London. Welcome to another edition of CNBC’s Daily Open.
The fragile ceasefire in the Middle East is facing its biggest test, with a dramatic escalation in attacks from Iran overnight. For now, it seems investors are unsure how to trade the latest developments.
Tensions flared up again in the Middle East after Iran struck the United Arab Emirates.
Despite claiming that Iran's military is defeated and that Washington "has all the cards" in the conflict, Trump has yet to force…
Markets march on to new records as the warring sides in the Middle East come seem to move toward peace.
The situation in the Middle East took a whiplash as war tensions spiked, after hopes for peace seemed in sight last week.
Could tensions in the Middle East cool down following a carefully calibrated and symbolic exchange of strikes?
As geopolitical developments indicate a stalemate, company earnings have taken center stage.
