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Markets edge higher Monday after Iran fires missiles at U.S. base in Qatar
"Historical precedent of markets selling off initially, only to recover...has led investors to be a bit more level-headed about their reaction."
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arabnews.com
Most Gulf markets trade up, unfazed by rising regional tensions as US strikes Iran
LONDON: Most stock markets in the Gulf were trading higher on Sunday, relatively unscathed by escalating tension in the region following US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, as…
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cnbc.com
Gulf markets end higher, shielded from major turmoil after the U.S. strike on Iran
Markets across the Middle East ended mostly higher on Sunday after the U.S. entered the war between Israel and Iran.
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fortune.com
Markets edge higher Monday after Iran fires missiles at U.S. base in Qatar
"Historical precedent of markets selling off initially, only to recover...has led investors to be a bit more level-headed about their reaction."
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Stock futures rise after Trump says there is a ceasefire timeline for Iran-Israel conflict: Live updates
All three major averages rose on Monday, despite Iran's retaliatory attack on an American military base in Qatar.
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Investors liked the peace but they love war even more, asset markets are saying today
Investors are unconcerned about major oil disruptions, reasoning that Iran is unlikely to close the Strait of Hormuz and harm its own economy.
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aljazeera.com
Fragile Iran-Israel ceasefire calms oil markets
Oil prices tumbled more after Iran struck US military base in Qatar, a sign Strait of Hormuz would stay open for now.
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The S&P 500 flirts with it's all-time high, oil futures rise 1.4% after Middle East ceasefire
Despite a raft of problems from the Middle East to domestic tariff policies, markets seem to welcome the fact things are comparatively settled.