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Trump delay of Iran bombing decision by two weeks puts U.S. markets into holding pattern
Analyst notes from UBS and Oxford Economics suggest the impact of a fallout in the Middle East could be manageable.
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fortune.com
Stocks sink amid instability in the Middle East, Fed decision
The S&P 500 dropped as Trump weighs whether to enter Israel's war with Iran.
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Stock market fear index spikes after Trump's war threats
Here’s a snapshot of the action this morning prior to the opening bell in New York.
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Trump's decision on whether to bomb Iran could have knock-on effects for his fight against the Fed
if Trump decides to bomb Iran and the conflict produces a prolonged disruption to the supply of oil, that might strengthen the dollar while damaging the global economy.
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Trump delay of Iran bombing decision by two weeks puts U.S. markets into holding pattern
Analyst notes from UBS and Oxford Economics suggest the impact of a fallout in the Middle East could be manageable.
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cnbc.com
Oil prices falls more than 3% as Trump holds off on Iran strike, hopes for negotiations
President Donald Trump said Thursday that he would make his decision on striking Iran within the next two weeks.
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Markets flatline amid Trump’s delay on Iran and potential Fed cuts in July
The White House said Thursday evening that President Donald Trump would decide on whether he’d strike Iran within two weeks.
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Gold prices should hit $4,000 as U.S. deficits may overshadow the Israel-Iran conflict, BofA says
"While the war between Israel and Iran can always escalate, conflicts are not usually a sustained bullish price driver."
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CNBC Daily Open: Trump followed up on his threat to strike Iran — will this help or harm his credibility?
The United States on Saturday conducted airstrikes on three of Iran's nuclear sites, joining Israel's war against Tehran. The timing was unexpected.
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scmp.com
Global economy jitters grow after Trump’s Iran strikes, Strait of Hormuz fears
Escalating Israel-Iran conflict could disrupt oil trade and shake markets, analysts say.