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Oil prices surge to $98 amid Israeli strike on Iran's gas facility; stock markets decline as February inflation data adds pressure ahead of Fed decision.

Nasdaq-100 ETFs lag in 2026 despite tech's projected strongest sector growth through 2027; S&P 500 ETFs better for short-term investors.

S&P 500 dropped over 1% as oil prices exceeded $100, compounded by weak jobs data. Rising energy costs threaten inflation outlook and credit market stability.

Invesco's newer QQQM ETF matches QQQ's Nasdaq 100 holdings but charges just 0.15% versus QQQ's 0.18%, potentially saving long-term investors meaningful fees.

U.S. stock indices hold technical ranges despite weakness, with analysts warning of imminent breakdowns creating sharp trading opportunities amid whipsaw risks.

Wall Street rallied Wednesday as U.S.-Iran diplomatic hopes eased tensions. Nasdaq 100 surged 1.5%, Bitcoin jumped 7% above $71,000, while oil prices fell.

Costco recommended as buy ahead of earnings on momentum and defensive appeal; Broadcom a sell despite strong results due to valuation and semiconductor sector consolidation risks.

Five overlooked stocks spanning building products, energy, and gaming offer 14.6%-32.4% upside potential based on analyst price targets amid current market volatility.

Post-investment management market projected to grow from $11.17B in 2025 to $17.19B by 2030, driven by AI adoption, cloud platforms, and ESG integration.

Invesco Canada announces February 2026 distributions across its ETF portfolio, payable March 6 to unitholders of record by February 26, spanning fixed income, equity income, and low-volatility strategies.

U.S. markets rally on softer inflation data boosting rate-cut expectations. Small-cap stocks, commodities, and growth sectors lead as investors bet on lower borrowing costs ahead.