The current oil shock most resembles the first Gulf War, says UBS. What that means for prices.
Analysts at the Swiss multinational bank said today’s oil supply shock most similarly resembles the Gulf War.
GE’s profit beats by wide margin, sending its stock into positive territory for the year
GE Aerospace’s stock surge and profit beat can be partially attributed to strength in its commercial-engines business.
The ‘blue sky’ scenario that could take the S&P 500 to 8,000 by year’s end, according to JPMorgan
JPMorgan has revised upward its S&P 500 target for the end of 2026, with earnings optimism a big driver.
Traders pile into call options as fear of missing out grows, according to Cboe
Easing geopolitical concerns turns focus more toward individual stock options amid earnings season
The chatbot era is over — these 3 sectors are the real AI gold mines for 2026
Capital is flooding into AI. Defense, healthcare and agentics are the big winners, writes Mark Minevich.
Powerful 7.5-Magnitude Quake Hits Northern Japan, Triggers Tsunami Warnings
Powerful 7.5-Magnitude Quake Hits Northern Japan, Triggers Tsunami Warnings A powerful and shallow 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck off…
The real meaning of UAE reportedly requesting a dollar swap line
The U.nited Arab Emirates has formidable reserves and holdings of U.S. Treasurys that make a financial crisis after just seven weeks of war…
The narrow foundations of the current rally — one company is responsible for half of S&P 500 earnings revisions
Talk about a narrow foundation: one company is responsible for half of the increase in S&P 500 earnings expectations since the Iran war started.
SocGen benchmarked the Iran war to every crisis since 1956. Here’s when oil prices return to normal.
Analysts at Societe Generale forecast full normalization to occur toward the end of the year
USA Rare Earth is taking on China, with a $2.8 billion move into Brazil
USA Rare Earth will buy Brazil’s Serra Verde, which is seen as representing more than half the non-China heavy rare-earth element supply.