North Sea oil hit record highs today despite a Washington-Tehran ceasefire deal. FT reported the agreement failed to stem the global energy crunch. Brent crude stayed elevated as Iran kept control over Hormuz strait.
Investors warned the Iran war will leave long-term scars on Wall Street. Commodity prices and bond yields won't return to pre-conflict levels quickly. The energy shock persists three weeks into combat.
Tribal gas stations offered relief from war-driven pump prices nearing record levels. AP noted buyers balked as new car costs approached $50,000 amid sustained fuel inflation.
European stocks closed higher after the ceasefire announcement. Travel names led gains jumping 7% on reopening hopes. CNBC reported Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed as Trump hardened rhetoric despite extending negotiation deadlines.
Gold held steady as caution prevailed before Trump's latest Iran ultimatum. The dollar stayed firm on safe-haven demand. Treasury yields remained steady after Friday's upbeat jobs data.
AGL agilon health topped short lists at 212% SI with minimal borrow costs. FUBO FuboTV climbed to 75% SI as availability crashed to 0.26%. Healthcare infrastructure absorbed massive bear positioning.
Thai CEO Plew Trivisvavet bought $5.5M in CK CH Karnchang stock this week. Malaysian telecom executive Afzal Bin Abdul Rahim added $2.9M in TIMECOM showing Asian insider conviction.
Earnings season accelerates next week. BAC Bank of America kicks off financial reporting Tuesday. NFLX Netflix follows Wednesday after the close.
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