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April 2026
Signs of strength in the world’s largest economy fueled optimism about the outlook for Corporate America, driving stocks toward their best month since 2020.
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A renewed rally in oil drove stocks and bonds lower ahead of the Federal Reserve decision, with traders looking for signals about how the war in Iran will impact inflation.
A selloff in technology stocks hit equity markets as concerns resurfaced over whether vast investments in artificial intelligence will pay off for investors.
Stocks held near record highs at the start of a week that will feature a raft of megacap tech earnings and central bank decisions, with the Strait of Hormuz still shut after efforts to resume US-Iran talks stalled.
Stocks rose and oil fell on optimism the US and Iran are moving toward talks after days of deadlock, fueling hopes for a diplomatic way out of the war that has jolted markets and clouded the economic outlook.
A record-breaking rally in US stocks came to a halt as peace talks in the Middle East remained in limbo, keeping Brent crude above $100 a barrel. S&P 500 futures fell 0.2%.
A slew of strong corporate profits lifted stocks a day after President Donald Trump extended a ceasefire with Iran, though attempts to resolve the conflict struggled without any signs the Strait of Hormuz will reopen soon.
A slew of strong corporate earnings lifted stocks, which also rose as oil dropped on hopes Iran will join talks with the US to end a war that has rattled global markets, jeopardizing the outlook for global economic growth.
A rally in oil drove stocks lower as a turbulent weekend in the Middle East cast doubt on prospects for peace talks between the US and Iran before their fragile ceasefire deal expires on Tuesday.
Equities climbed after Iran announced that the Strait of Hormuz is now “completely open” for commercial traffic, prompting traders to take on more risk after an extraordinary rally.
The first inflation snapshot of the spike in energy costs matched expectations, driving stocks higher ahead of this weekend’s planned peace talks between the US and Iran.
A jump in oil prices dragged down stocks as optimism over the US-Iran truce faded, with both sides accusing each other of violating the deal announced after almost six weeks of fighting.
A wave of optimism swept through global markets, lifting stocks and bonds, and sparking the biggest drop in oil prices in years after the US and Iran reached a temporary ceasefire deal.
Stocks fell and oil rose on concern the war in the Middle East is intensifying ahead of President Donald Trump’s deadline for Iran to agree to a ceasefire deal.
US stock futures fluctuated and crude oil dipped as investors focused their attention on a report of a push to secure a potential ceasefire in the war in Iran.
US Treasury bonds fell after a stronger-than-forecast reading on March employment prompted traders to pare bets on interest-rate cuts.
Stocks and bonds fell while oil prices climbed after a speech from President Donald Trump did little to reassure investors that the war in the Middle East was nearing a swift resolution.
US stocks opened higher as optimism grew that the war in the Middle East is nearing a conclusion, pulling Brent briefly below $100 a barrel.