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LONDON - Stock markets advanced Tuesday as oil prices fell further on speculation the United States and Iran could make progress on talks to end the Mideast war this week, with enthusiasm about Meta’s new AI agent fanning a tech rally.
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Goldman Sachs Chief US Equity Strategist Ben Snider says investors should not be anxious. He expects S&P 500 companies to report double-digit earnings growth starting next week.
A group of six global banks, including Bank of America and NatWest, has put together a set of principles designed to address concerns about scams, fraud and data privacy in agentic commerce.
Norman Liebke at Commerzbank argues that European gas prices may see only limited further declines despite a brief 8% drop on US–Iran diplomatic headlines.
Traders hope upcoming US-Iran and US-China talks will ease Middle East tensions and extend the trade truce with Beijing.
Traders hope upcoming US-Iran and US-China talks will ease Middle East tensions and extend the trade truce with Beijing.
The three payments companies have formed a new processing venture that also sells healthcare services to merchants.
