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Oil surge sparks Treasury market’s worst weekly rout since ‘liberation day’ chaos

Government bonds globally were hit hard by surging oil prices as the Iran conflict extends into the weekend

Oil prices are surging. Will that help Tesla and others sell more EVs?

A 9% jump in gasoline prices in a week could make electric vehicles look more affordable to consumers.

Crude-oil futures haven’t been this overbought since 1990. That doesn’t mean the rally is over.

A momentum indicator for a crude futures chart has soared to its highest level in 36 years, but as the Wall Street saying goes, overbought doesn’t mean over.

Stagflation? $150 oil? Not all 401(k)s are losing money.

The problem with crises like this is that stocks and bonds can both fail.

This is the age when women’s wages tend to stop growing —and the gender pay gap gets even worse

It’s about more than just wages, as women also fall behind in wealth, career opportunities and investing confidence.

Why you shouldn’t blame AI for the weak jobs data

Economists and Wall Street analysts say there is very little overlap between February’s labor-market weakness and AI’s impact on jobs.

S&P 500 changes are due out soon. These AI stocks could join the index.

Lumentum and Coherent have market caps of more than $40 billion, well above the threshold for S&P 500 inclusion.

Only about 8 ships a day are passing through the Strait of Hormuz — 94% fewer than usual

With the conflict in Iran raging, the number of oil tankers and cargo ships making their way through the strategic waterway has plummeted.

The true cost of daylight-saving time is a $672 million hit to the U.S. economy

Research suggests the U.S. loses more than just an hour of sleep when we spring forward by turning the clocks back.

These niche plans drove 83% of Medicare Advantage sign-ups in the past year

Growth in Medicare Advantage plans has slowed in the past year and would be almost nonexistent if not for specialty plans that cater to people with chronic conditions or to low-income subscribers — and that bring in much more money than individual plans.

Here’s how the oil-price surge might be reversed

Also in Weekend Reads: A reversing stock-market trade, tales for tax time and what to stream this month (and which streamers to cancel).

This is what’s cutting into your pay raise — if you get a bump at all

Companies are responding to higher costs in one area by reducing the wage increases they give to their workers.
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