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As investors return to the markets after the Easter break the conflict in the Middle East is firmly in focus. There is little agreement about the facts on the ground, let alone what “victory” might look like. The potential for statements and events to drive headlines and markets remains elevated.
However, by the end of the week investor thinking may turn to the secondary impacts of the conflict as important inflation data is released.
There is a sign...

After tensions between the U.S. and Iran eased, international oil prices quickly fell back below $100, while global equity index futures rebounded in tandem and risk sentiment improved markedly. Even so, the Middle East crisis has not been fully resolved despite the sharp market rebound and the strong performance in Asian markets, especially Japan and South Korea. Going forward, three indicators remain critic...

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This article is part of a series that tracks the performance of three model portfolios.
In investment, risk and reward are related. The higher rewards on offer in share markets come at a cost – there is higher risk as well, meaning that sell downs and corrections are a natural and normal part of the share market cycle.
The test of a portfolio is how it performs throughout the cycle. As share markets around the world pull back all of our model portfolios are affected,...

Hello Mooers,
For the week ended March 27, U.S. equities extended their risk-off slide as investors digested a worsening Middle East conflict, renewed concerns over the Strait of Hormuz, and the inflation shock from surging oil prices. The S&P 500 and Dow each fell about 2% for the week, while the Nasdaq dropped 3.2%, with Friday’s selloff pushing the Dow into correction territory and leaving the Nasdaq...