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Travel-related stocks such as airlines and cruise companies rallied Monday after President Donald Trump postponed his deadline for more strikes in Iran, saying the two countries had held “very good and productive” talks — something Iranian media reports rebuffed.

The monetary-policy outlook at the Federal Reserve appears to be shifting away from rate cuts and toward potential tightening.

A group of 10 recently opened accounts has bet thousands of dollars on Polymarket’s “US x Iran cease-fire” market.

The S&P 500’s 200-day moving average is a victim of its own success.

The S&P 500’s Value and Growth indexes overlap. The more narrowly concentrated versions of these indexes have been performing better.

Amazon’s $200 billion AI spending plans have weighed on the stock, overshadowing robust cloud and retail growth, Jefferies argues.

Gasoline prices were close to $1 a gallon higher than a month ago.

The Dow was up about 1,000 points, or 2.2%, early Monday after President Trump gave markets a reason to hope for a de-escalation of the Iran conflict.

Well-respected economists Krugman and Brooks believe we are near to the peak in oil prices because demand destruction takes place if it goes much higher

“I’m angry, but also sad.”

Oil prices fell sharply on Monday after President Donald Trump said the U.S. and Iran had had “very good and productive conversations” in the past two days.

Bullion’s rise in previous months shows investors were wary of geopolitics, suggests Morgan Stanley strategist Mike Wilson.