- Concerns that conflict risks are growing roiled global markets, causing stocks to fall and the dollar to rise alongside bonds. Oil rose beyond $115 per barrel on rumours that
- As traders pondered the economic effects of the war in Ukraine, technology companies dragged down the equities market ahead of Friday's jobs data. Oil's advance has slowed, and crude
- Stocks rose after Fed's Powell stated that the US economy is strong enough to sustain rate hikes while also promising to be cautious in removing support.
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- A spike in oil prices sent shivers through risky assets on Tuesday, reversing an early rally in US equities and putting several European markets down 4%.
- Bonds rallied as
- As traders reviewed the latest events following a wall of sanctions against Russia for the invasion of Ukraine, stocks almost recovered their losses, while bonds soared.
- The S&P 500
- Investors sought refuge in large-cap US technology equities as oil prices fell, easing concerns that Russia's invasion of Ukraine would result in an immediate worsening of the inflation picture.
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