Stocks Are Back to Pre-Iran War Levels. Earnings Will Dictate Where They Go Next.
Global investors are cautious, but not betting against stocks. Earnings are likely why.
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Global investors are cautious, but not betting against stocks. Earnings are likely why.
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The last thing investors are thinking about right now -- as Wall Street wrestles with surging oil prices -- is a short squeeze.
US stock benchmarks continue their previous session's midday rally as the Iran situation slowly clears. Crude oil corrects another 5%, and diplomatic attempts maintain high hopes for peace.
The Nasdaq 100 has completed a "V-shaped" recovery after the recent selloff. The overall trend is clearly bullish across all major timeframes, with the index currently trading above the key 25,320 resistance-turned-support level.
NEC Director Kevin Hassett discusses the impact of the war on Iran on inflation, adding there "is still room for the Fed to cut still."
U.S. stocks pushed back toward pre-war highs Tuesday, with the S&P 500 reclaiming the 6,960 level and small caps leading a broad-based advance as investors cheered fresh signs of progress in U.S.-Iran negotiations that sent crude oil tumbling nearly 7%.
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NEC Director Kevin Hassett joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss inflation, the Iran war, and more.
The U.S. stock market is back to where it was when the Iran war began over six weeks ago, which investors say is a reflection of bets that the conflict will not be long-lasting. But what if that thinking is wrong?
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