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Wall Street is adjusting to a historic spike and fall in oil prices after the global economy was thrown into disarray.
A military conflict with Iran, a labor-linked affordability crisis and a tepid stock market have put the U.S. economy on uncertain footing in the first quarter of 2026.
Major stock indexes fell Friday to post losses for a second straight week after a weak jobs report, while oil futures soared as the war in the Middle East intensified.
The major U.S. stock-market indexes all swung higher in afternoon trading, after President Donald Trump gave remarks that the Iran war may be over soon. If this momentum carries through market close,
Stocks reversed course from their lows Monday and closed higher across the board after Trump gave signs that an end may be in sight for the U.S.-Iran war.
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Rothschild & Co. Redburn analyst Simon Toyne upgraded GE Vernova to Buy from Sell, according to FactSet.
The U.S. stock market struggled Friday with a disappointing U.S. jobs report and a spike in oil prices amid the Iran conflict. Treasury yields saw their biggest weekly jump since April amid worries over inflation.