Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq jump to start week, oil slides amid Trump's warning to allies on Iran
View original at finance.yahoo.comStock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq jump to start week, oil slides amid Trump's warning to allies on Iran US stocks climbed on Monday as Wall Street weighed the likely impact of surging oil prices on the Federal Reserve's interest rate path and looked for signs of easing in the Strait of Hormuz supply disruption…
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60% confidenceOverall, equities face rising correction risk as valuations are stretched and macro conditions are deteriorating at the margin. But strong fundamentals argue against a sustained bear market
60% confidenceThe result is a high stakes stalemate that markets are struggling to price. Energy flows remain significantly constrained, and as long as that persists, the risk of a prolonged global energy shock remains elevated
60% confidenceHigher-income consumers drove discretionary categories while lower-income shoppers tended to stock up on essential goods
60% confidenceNATO faces a 'very bad future' if they don't help break Iran's blockade of Strait of Hormuz
60% confidenceThe longer oil stays elevated, the greater the risk that inflation spillovers weaken the bond market and trigger an equity de-rating at the index level
60% confidenceWhile a quick resolution to the conflict is certainly possible, the conflict extending into 2Q is an equally likely outcome, and a more protracted war cannot be ruled out
60% confidenceMarkets seem to be pricing a largely transitory shock, but the more disruptive scenarios for global growth are underpriced
60% confidenceEarnings remain resilient, corporate balance sheets are solid, and history suggests geopolitical shocks often create opportunity rather than lasting damage
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