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Markets spent the week leaning into the better news from the Gulf, however Iran–Israel ceasefire is not straightforward. Get access to the graphs: www.investsense.com.au/industry-articles/oil-peace-and-the-price-of-patie
A week that began with hope ended with a reminder that geopolitics rarely moves in a straight line. The US and Iran signed a memorandum of understanding in Switzerland on Friday, formally opening a 60-day ceasefire and l
The US/ Iran deal appears to change everything and risk assets responded accordingly. But Andrew Hunt warns against the temptation to declare the episode over and return to the pre-shock world of narrow, liquidity-fuelle
Markets endured a week of whiplash. Brent crude pushed toward US$98 a barrel as Israel and Iran exchanged fire and a US Apache helicopter was reportedly shot down near the Strait of Hormuz. Then on Friday a single Truth
Three months into the Iran-Israel conflict, markets have stopped treating it as breaking news and started treating it as the new wallpaper. Brent oil chopped between US$94 and US$98 a barrel last week as the latest Israe
With the financial year now in its closing weeks, this update doubles as both a wrap of the past week and a stocktake of how we have arrived here. Get access to the graphs: www.investsense.com.au/industry-articles/nasdaq
Markets ended the week clinging to hope. President Trump posted on Sunday that a deal with Iran would be "announced shortly", but by Monday morning negotiators were being told not to rush. Learn more: www.investsense.com
Markets in 2026 are a study in extremes. The AI-driven euphoria has lifted a narrow cohort of winners to unimagined highs, while a long tail of former tech market darlings have halved in value. For value-disciplined inve
Markets finished the week in a now-familiar pattern: US equities punched to fresh record highs on AI momentum, oil ground higher on Gulf supply concerns, and inflation re-accelerated across the developed world. Get acces
A lot has happened in a short window. Tuesday night's budget delivered the most significant tax reform package in a generation, and we have spent the last 48 hours working through what it means for adviser practice. The
For Australian advisers the local story is the Federal Budget. Treasurer Chalmers delivered the long-flagged property tax reform: negative gearing now restricted to investment in new builds, and the 50% capital-gains dis
April was an extraordinary month for risk assets. The Nasdaq surged 16.3%, the Nikkei 16.6%, and the S&P 500 10.8% — both US indices closing at fresh all-time highs on Friday. The DAX added 7.1%, the FTSE MIB 8.9%, and e
Global equity markets have defied gravity since the Iran conflict erupted and Andrew Hunt of Hunt Economics thinks he knows why. In this week's video, Hunt argues that an estimated $300 to $400 billion per month in steal
The week that was supposed to deliver clarity on the Gulf crisis instead delivered its starkest divergence yet between US and European assets. With Brent crude surging 13% to US$108 — its highest since the conflict began
The traditional defensive playbook of shifting into government bonds and credit is under serious strain. With interest rate volatility effectively doubling over March and credit spreads offering limited cushion, the usua
For a third consecutive week, equity markets rallied in the face of a conflict that, on the ground, has barely improved. The S&P 500 rose 4.5% to a fresh all-time high, recouping the entirety of its post-war losses, whil
The past week was again dominated by the Iran–US conflict, with markets riding a hope-and-disappointment cycle that began with a ceasefire announcement on 7 April and ended with the weekend's talks in Islamabad collapsin
Global equity markets ended last week higher, but the gains mask a fair degree of intraweek volatility driven almost entirely by the evolving conflict between the United States and Iran. Get access to the graphs: www.inv
March 2026 will be remembered as the month geopolitics seized control of global markets. The US-led military intervention in Iran, which began on 1 March, evolved over four weeks from a shock event that most investors ex
The headlines are alarming. Oil shocks, stagflation talk, investment decisions being deferred. But the case for panic may be premature. The Fed, US Treasury and PBOC have injected extraordinary amounts of liquidity into
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