US EditionStocks Are Back at Records, but One CIO Says Investors Are Overlooking a Major Change in the Post-Iran-War Market
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Many Börsians remain positive, although the Iran conflict is still unresolved, leading to highs on the stock market – but there are other reasons for it.
Stocks are back at records, but one CIO says investors are overlooking a major change in the post-Iran-war market
CHARLY TRIBALLEAU / AFP via Getty ImagesThe stock market is back at record levels despite lingering uncertainties about the Iran war. A big question mark is the path of interest rates, which a CIO says investors are overlooking. The Iran war oil shock puts the Fed in a tough spot that markets aren't accounting for, he said. Stocks are back at record highs, but investors might not be pricing in one major change in the post-Iran war market landsca…
Iran War Fatigue Fuels Record Stock Highs as Investors Bet on Tech Over Tension
Wall Street’s bulls charged ahead Friday. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite notched fresh records. The Dow lagged, just 1.9% shy of its peak. All this, as the U.S.-Iran war nears its ninth week. Investors appear done with the drama. U.S.-Iran talks loom over the weekend. Military ops in the Persian Gulf might ease. Markets shrugged it off. “This is a market that’s anxious—or simply tired of—the ups and downs of this conflict,” said George Catramb…
Since the beginning of the conflict in Iran just two months ago, Wall Street has aligned the records. CAC 40 loses less than 5% while Hexagon is threatened with energy shortages, warns TotalEnergy CEO Patrick Pouyanné
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