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Stock futures fall, oil prices rise after U.S. strikes on Iran
Helima Croft, RBC Capital Markets' global head of commodity strategy, joins MSNBC for a conversation about the economic fallout of the United States' decision to strike three Iranian nuclear sites. She discusses the possibility of the Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz and wider impact on Iran and beyond.
Futures on Wall Street trimmed early losses on Sunday evening local time, even as the US attacked three Iranian nuclear ...
Volatility is spiking for oil prices and U.S. stocks after President Donald Trump hit Iran’s nuclear sites with a surprise ...
Stocks look set to open down just a little on Friday after a holiday, though traders seem to be growing more optimistic after ...
Indian equities begin the new trading week amidst escalating geopolitical tensions in West Asia. The US joining the attacks ...
U.S. stock futures are little changed ahead of tomorrow's Juneteenth holiday as investors continue to watch developments in ...
"The market will view this Iran threat as now gone and that is a positive for growth in the broader Middle East and ...
Investors expect U.S. stock-index futures -- and global equities -- to see volatile trade as Asia-Pacific markets kick off the week following President Donald Trump's decision Saturday to hit Iran's ...
Indian markets closed last week on a high, but escalating tensions in the Middle East—marked by US airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites—may trigger volatility ahead. As Brent crude surges and global ...
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