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Jim Cramer made an argument on a recent Mad Money segment that deserves more attention: the market has been punishing cybersecurity stocks by lumping them in with traditional software, and that categorization is wrong. “AI isn’t gobbling them, it’s supporting them because it creates so many new vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit.” Every new AI ... Jim Cramer Says Market Has It All Wrong on Cybersecurity and AI
Stocks rose and oil declined as Iran and the US consider another round of peace talks, boosting expectations for a longer-term ceasefire in the Middle East. The US and Iran are weighing negotiations to extend a two-week ceasefire as Trump presses ahead with a naval blockade to curb the Islamic Republic’s oil exports. The objective is to hold fresh discussions before the truce expires, according to...
Stocks rose and oil declined as Iran and the US consider another round of peace talks, boosting expectations for a longer-term ceasefire in the Middle East. The US and Iran are weighing negotiations to extend a two-week ceasefire as Trump presses ahead with a naval blockade to curb the Islamic Republic’s oil exports. The objective is to hold fresh discussions before the truce expires, according to people familiar. Traders are also focused on first-quarter earnings at a time when the war in the Middle East is weighing on the outlook for the economy. The Opening Trade has everything you need to know as markets open across Europe. With analysis you won't find anywhere else, we break down the biggest stories of the day and speak to top guests who have skin in the game. Hosted by Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson and Tom Mackenzie. (Source: Bloomberg)
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It's been a tumultuous start to the year for the stock market. The war with Iran has created a lot of uncertainty, and the accompanying surge in oil prices raised prices at the gas pump. Combined with earlier pressure from tariffs, consumers are getting squeezed. That helped lead to the recent market pullback, but often the best time to buy stocks is when there is a lot of uncertainty. Let's look ...
It's been a tumultuous start to the year for the stock market. The war with Iran has created a lot of uncertainty, and the accompanying surge in oil prices raised prices at the gas pump. Combined with earlier pressure from tariffs, consumers are getting squeezed. That helped lead to the recent market pullback, but often the best time to buy stocks is when there is a lot of uncertainty. Let's look at three dirt cheap stocks to buy now with $10,000 that can be evenly split among the three. Image source: Getty Images. Continue reading
Emerging-market stocks moved closer to wiping out their losses since the start of the Middle East war, as speculation of further peace talks between the US and Iran lifted investor sentiment. The MSCI EM index jumped more than 2% to the highest level since March 2, and is now just 43 points lower than its closing level on Feb. 27. Most developing-nation currencies advanced against the dollar, led ...
Emerging-market stocks moved closer to wiping out their losses since the start of the Middle East war, as speculation of further peace talks between the US and Iran lifted investor sentiment. The MSCI EM index jumped more than 2% to the highest level since March 2, and is now just 43 points lower than its closing level on Feb. 27. Most developing-nation currencies advanced against the dollar, led by South Korea’s won and the Malaysian ringgit. The Middle East conflict has reignited inflation concerns across the globe, especially for countries reliant on crude imports. But investors are holding out hopes for a resolution after reports that the US and Iran are weighing further negotiations to extend a two-week ceasefire, even as President Donald Trump presses ahead with a naval blockade to curb Iran’s oil exports. “It is risk-on today with flows rotating back to AI and semi high-beta stocks on renewed hopes of Middle East de-escalation,” said Megan Ie , a senior equity analyst at GIB Asset Management. “The setup is attractive.” Most allocations are still below benchmark weight on EM equities, making it more likely that investors will think of rotating away from US stocks, where gains have been concentrated among a few mega-tech firms, she said. Asian tech heavyweights including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, SK Hynix Inc, Samsung Electronics led Tuesday’s gains in the MSCI gauge. Read more: Emerging-Market Profit Forecasts at Record as AI Boom Defies War MSCI’s index of EM currency returns rose 0.6% as the dollar declined against major peers for a sixth day and Brent crude fell 1%. Meanwhile, the Hungarian forint dipped after a rally of more than 3% Monday sparked by the opposition’s election victory over Viktor Orban’s ruling party in Sunday’s election. The Budapest Stock Exchange Index also pared some of yesterday’s 4.9% gain.
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni said it was too early to consider tapping Russian gas despite the Iran war driving up energy prices and squeezing supply. “I keep hoping that when the problem might come up in earnest, that is in January 2027, we’ll have been able to make progress in bringing peace to Ukraine,” Meloni told reporters in Verona Tuesday. “We mustn’t forget that the economic pressure we ...
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni said it was too early to consider tapping Russian gas despite the Iran war driving up energy prices and squeezing supply. “I keep hoping that when the problem might come up in earnest, that is in January 2027, we’ll have been able to make progress in bringing peace to Ukraine,” Meloni told reporters in Verona Tuesday. “We mustn’t forget that the economic pressure we have exerted on Russia is in the end the strongest weapon we have to build peace.” Meloni was responding to remarks by Claudio Descalzi , the chief executive officer of oil giant Eni SpA , who said Sunday that plans to ban the import of liquefied natural gas from Russia should be suspended. Italy is highly dependent on gas for its energy needs, and the war in Iran has had a knock-on effect four years into Russia’s war with Ukraine. “We must be very careful in how we move from this point of view,” Meloni said. “It’s too early to talk about this dynamic.” Meloni, who has been on the defensive since losing a key referendum last month , is set to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Rome on Wednesday. Italy has been particularly exposed to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway for gas, among other commodities, shuttered by the US and Israeli war on Iran. In response, she has flown to Algeria to seek more gas supplies and toured war-hit suppliers in the Gulf in a diplomatic charm offensive . Few across Italy’s political spectrum back an immediate resumption of Russian gas purchases, even if the war in Iran squeezes supply. Last week, former Premier Giuseppe Conte told Bloomberg News that Europe shouldn’t resume buying Russian gas until an “honorable” peace deal is reached for Ukraine. Meloni reiterated calls for European Union budget rules to be suspended for the bloc as governments contend with spiraling energy prices and tight national budgets. The government has extended a fuel tax cut until May 1. “It would be an enormous mistake to move too lat...