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Gold crashes 22% to bear market territory as Middle East tensions spike oil prices and rising Treasury yields diminish the non-yielding asset's appeal despite institutional buying.

U.S. stocks fell to four-month lows as Brent crude hit $110 and rate-hike odds climbed, spurring stagflation concerns and precious metals selloff.

S&P 500 slides to November lows as crude oil tops $100/barrel following Iranian strikes on Gulf infrastructure, reigniting stagflation concerns amid Fed hawkishness.

U.S. stock futures gain ground Monday as Trump urges allies to secure Strait of Hormuz. Markets price 99.1% chance of unchanged Fed rates in March.

S&P 500 hits lowest level since November amid stagflation fears, weak growth, and surging oil prices driven by Iran conflict tensions.

S&P 500 and Dow futures declined Thursday amid geopolitical tensions. Bumble surged 22.89% on earnings; Morgan Stanley dropped 1.80% after redemption restrictions; Adobe fell pre-earnings.

S&P 500 flat despite rising Treasury yields above 3.65% and 4.23%, while widening credit spreads and negative currency swaps signal hidden market stress.

Newmont stock fell 13% this week despite record 2025 results, as gold prices weakened amid a stronger dollar and rising Treasury yields. Production declines pose near-term concerns.

Escalating Iran tensions drove crude oil 6.4% higher to $75.80/barrel, sparking broad selloff across all S&P 500 sectors amid Strait of Hormuz closure concerns.

Middle East tensions propelled energy and defense stocks while cruise lines tumbled Monday. Oil surged 5.1% to $70/barrel; Treasury yields jumped 11 basis points as markets repriced risk.

Stock futures rose after presidential address outlining tariff policy. Tech earnings drove focus as investors assessed policy implications and Fed rate expectations amid mixed corporate results.

U.S. stock futures mixed Tuesday as tariff concerns offset strong corporate earnings. S&P 500 retreated while Dow and Nasdaq advanced amid investor uncertainty.

Treasury yields fell 25 basis points in a week on softer-than-expected inflation data, prompting investors to reassess rate expectations and reposition portfolios.