The conflict is threatening more volatility for investors, adding to uncertainty ahead of corporate earnings season and crucial U.S. inflation data later in the week.
Asian shares rise after Fed comments, markets’ eyes on Middle East
Top Fed officials indicated on Monday that rising Treasury yields could steer the Fed from further rate increases, helping to spur a rise in bond prices after those markets had been closed the previous day in the U.S. and Tokyo.
Dollar slips as dovish Fed speak dials down rate expectations
Investors are bracing for a drawn-out conflict after a weekend attack from Palestinian militants – and Israel’s retaliation – has claimed more than 1,500 lives.
Taking Stock: Market snaps 2-day run amid geopolitical tensions; Nifty around 19,500, Sensex down 483 pts
All the sectoral indices ended in the red with power, oil gas, auto PSU Bank, metal, realty and capital goods down 1-3 percent.FO Manual | Nifty in red but downside seen capped; support at 19,500
For the Nifty, immediate support is seen at 19,500, while its crucial supports sits around 19,250-19,300.FO Manual | Nifty in red but downside seen capped; support at 19,500
For the Nifty, immediate support is seen at 19,500, while its crucial supports sits around 19,250-19,300.At multi-year highs: DLF among 6 stocks that saw 5-year swing high breakout
Big movers on D-Street: What should investors do with Ujjivan SFB, Kalyan Jewellers and PB Fintech?
Here’s what Pravesh Gour, Senior Technical Analyst at Swastika Investmart, recommends investors should do with these stocks when the market resumes trading today.
US stocks skid, oil surges on Middle East conflict
Holidays in Japan and South Korea made for thin conditions but the initial bid was for bonds and the safe harbours of Japanese yen and gold, with the euro the main loser.
It will likely be appropriate to raise rates again: Fed’s Bowman
“I expect it will likely be appropriate for the (Fed) to raise rates further and hold them at a restrictive level for some time to return inflation to our 2 percent goal in a timely way,” Bowman said in prepared remarks to the Connecticut Bankers Association