Sabrina Escobar

Uncertainty about a potential peace deal with Iran dampened investor sentiment. Plus, Peloton vs. Planet Fitness.

A looming Iran peace deal doesn’t erase the damage that’s already been done.

The measures further curtail Havana’s access to the global banking system.

Semiconductor stocks surged as cloud providers doubled down on infrastructure spending.

Gulf state sovereign wealth funds are also changing their playbook.

Can’t keep an investor down.

Stocks slipped, but just barely, as the U.S.-Iran truce teetered on the brink.

The tech-heavy index marked its longest winning streak in nearly two decades. Plus, RFK Jr. heads to Congress.

The International Monetary Fund warned its projection could drop to 2% if energy disruptions continue into next year.

The International Monetary Fund says markets have remained resilient so far, but a prolonged Middle East conflict could expose vulnerabilities and trigger broader financial instability.

A mini-recovery may not last if U.S. negotiations with Iran break down altogether. How to play it safe or go on offense if peace really breaks out.

John San Marco, senior research analyst at Neuberger Berman, also likes Home Depot and Ulta Beauty. Which discounter has been unfairly snubbed by investors?

Markets rallied behind a fragile cease-fire announcement with Iran. Plus, private credit remains a lurking risk.

Global growth estimates are falling as inflation inches up with the energy shock. Some of the best bets may be Latin American bonds.

Hopes for a Middle East de-escalation sparked a rally ahead of President Donald Trump’s speech tonight. Plus, SpaceX filed for a confidential IPO.

As the Dow enters a tailspin and the Strait of Hormuz remains a bottleneck, investors are ditching the “short-war” theory.

Hopes that the U.S. and Iran are negotiating a cease-fire pushed stocks higher. Plus, the latest air travel news.

Emerging economies have been hard-hit by the war in Iran. Buy these markets on the dip.