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War Shockwaves: Global Markets Reshape as Energy and Defense Surge

Since the outbreak of the war involving Iran on February 28, 2026, global financial markets have entered a period of sharp and persistent volatility. Stock movements across major exchanges have increasingly mirrored developments on the geopolitical stage, with investors reacting quickly to every escalation or shift in the conflict. The …

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Markets Soar as Trump Signals Pause in U.S.-Iran Conflict Stocks Surge on Hopes of De-escalation

Global stock markets surged Monday after President Donald Trump announced a temporary halt to planned U.S. strikes on Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure, following what he described as “productive” talks aimed at resolving hostilities in the Middle East. The announcement sent a wave of relief through investors, lifting U.S. …

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Gold Plunges as Inflation Fears and Rate Outlook Eclipse Safe-Haven Demand

Gold prices tumbled sharply in Asian trading on Monday, as rising concerns over inflation and persistently high interest rates overshadowed the metal’s traditional role as a safe haven—even as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East intensified. By 02:18 ET (06:18 GMT): Spot gold fell 4.6% to $4,287.05 per ounce Gold …

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Weekly Recap: Hormuz Crisis Upends the Board — Oil Breaks $100 as Central Banks Declare Emergency Against Inflation

Global markets endured an extraordinary week of dramatic volatility (ending March 22, 2026). Major central bank decisions collided with escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East—specifically the U.S.-Israeli-Iranian conflict. This direct threat to the Strait of Hormuz, a vital artery for 20% of global oil and gas supplies, created a …

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Gold Extends Sharp Sell-Off, Slides Toward $4,600 as Market Momentum Turns Bearish

Gold prices remained under heavy pressure, extending their sharp decline as the metal hovered near $4,650 after a steep daily drop of around 3.5%. The latest move reflects a broader shift in market sentiment, with investors stepping back from bullish positions amid rising yields and fading expectations for near-term interest …

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Stocks Slide Despite Late Rebound Amid Rate Fears, Strong Data, as Geopolitical Tensions Weigh on Sentiment

U.S. stocks attempted a late-session recovery on Thursday, climbing well off their worst levels of the day. However, the rebound was not strong enough to lift markets into positive territory, leaving major indexes to close with modest losses after a volatile session.Tech Under Pressure Amid Rate ConcernsThe Nasdaq led the …

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