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The S&P 500 dipped on Friday yet logged its strongest weekly climb since November, buoyed by a tentative Iran cease‑fire agreement that eased investors’ inflation worries.
A piece attributed to Fritz Leutwiler argues that investors should keep uninvested cash reserves — 'dry powder' — on hand to deploy during market corrections, rather than staying fully invested.
On a day the Sensex surged 919 points to 77,550, 11 BSE 500 stocks — led by Ather Energy with a 25% monthly gain — touched fresh 52-week highs, which investors read as a bullish momentum signal.
Israel is lifting its state of emergency as the Iran ceasefire holds, allowing Prime Minister Netanyahu's long-delayed corruption trial — facing fraud, breach of trust, and bribery charges — to resume
The Iran war has triggered the largest global oil supply disruption on record, removing 16% of world supply and pushing prices 50% higher, with experts warning it could permanently weaponize a previou
Indian brokerages have identified roughly 50 stocks across sectors as recovery bets following the Iran ceasefire, but cautioned that the rally is conditional on oil prices and geopolitical stability r
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said the Federal Reserve chair nomination is moving swiftly, but a judge upheld a block on subpoenas tied to a probe led by Jeanine Pirro that could delay Je
Investor Aditya Shah is backing HDFC Bank as his top conviction pick and sees largecap IT names now trading at P/E multiples of 10–18x as attractive for patient buyers, arguing Trump-driven market dis
India’s Nifty index looks cheaper but is under pressure from high oil prices, prompting analysts to cut FY27 earnings growth forecasts and warn of sector downgrades, while some note that large‑caps no
Morgan Stanley projects a fresh bull run for Indian equities, setting a Sensex target of 95,000 by December 2026 and naming ten stocks it is Overweight on, led by Adani Power and Trent.
Global markets showed mixed reactions as investors await U.S.–Iran peace talks, with equities posting weekly gains, oil prices easing, and inflation surging amid energy‑price shocks and lingering geop
U.S. equities rallied after Israel agreed to peace talks with Lebanon, lifting sentiment across the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq, according to IBD, Yahoo Finance and the WSJ.
U.S. stocks rallied on optimism that the fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire will hold, lifting the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow even as oil prices spiked and broader geopolitical tensions linger for investors.
Investor Michael Burry warned that Anthropic’s rapid AI growth is eclipsing Palantir, prompting an 8% drop in Palantir’s share price and underscoring the market’s shift toward plug‑and‑play AI solutio
Vanguard's VOO and Invesco's QQQ share the same top holdings but deliver very different bets: VOO offers broad S&P 500 exposure at a fraction of QQQ's fee, while QQQ leans heavily into tech and growth
Amazon’s CEO Andy Jassy announced that AI services now generate a $14 billion run‑rate, representing about 10 % of AWS’s $142 billion revenue, while the company’s custom chip business surpasses $20 bi
Oil surged past $100 as post-ceasefire hopes for a quick return to normal Strait of Hormuz traffic collapsed, with tanker operators still avoiding the waterway and energy companies yet to fully restor
Analysts recommend buying Hindalco Industries at Rs 985.65 and Waaree Energies at Rs 3,232.3, citing bullish technical setups and upside potential of 7% and 8% respectively, while broader market remai
Kalshi co-founders Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara defended their CFTC-regulated prediction market on The Axios Show, arguing it operates as an exchange rather than a gambling venue as the platform
February’s personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index nudged up to 3% annual inflation, while consumer spending stayed robust. A looming Iran conflict and soaring gas prices add pressure, yet
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