Stock Markets
Are stock markets in denial about the true cost of Iran war?
Macro risks suggest that the markets are too sanguine and may be mispricing the impact of the war
Record-setting momentum rally is drawing doubters
Investors will get a key glimpse into the state of the American earnings machine this week
Higher for longer: what a stalled peace deal means for Asian investors
How much risk premium is being priced into markets now? Get your volatility-injected analysis with Howie Lim and her guest, Thomas Rupf from VP Bank.
Traders brace for renewed turmoil on Strait of Hormuz stand-off
Oil is where the gap between market pricing and physical reality has been widest
Global markets surge as Iran says Strait of Hormuz open during ceasefire
[LONDON] The price of oil tumbled and stocks and government bonds rallied on Friday (Apr 17) after Iran’s foreign minister said that the Strait of Hormuz was open for passage while a ceasefire is in f...
From whiplash to record highs: how long can the peace rally last?
Easing war diplomacy, the gold pullback, and safe Singapore sectors in this volatile market.
Wall Street strategists wrestle with war’s toll on 2026 outlook
Consumer sentiment has plunged to the lowest on record
Oil spike, inflation, and Middle East tensions: Can ceasefire avert global economic shock?
Despite the ceasefire, markets persist, with oil prices nearly doubling since January. A fragile US-Iran truce caused a stock rally, but its lasting effect on Asian markets is unclear.
Vietnam’s FTSE upgrade locked in for September after market reforms
Global broker access and non-prefunding improvements have aligned the country’s market with global standards
Quarter-end gloom: Mispriced assets, gold’s stumble and Asia’s energy reckoning
As the Middle East crisis whipsaws markets, where is the mispricing?