Economy

US-Iran tensions are rattling equity markets again. Here's what's driving the selloff, who wins and loses, and what investors should actually be watching.

The Trump administration is reviving maximum pressure on Iran, but with Tehran's uranium enrichment near weapons-grade levels, analysts question whether sanctions can still change the calculus.

Vietnam has issued its biggest work-from-home push since COVID-19 after U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran sent jet fuel prices up 60% and rattled energy supplies across Southeast Asia. Here's what it means for global supply chains.

European shares surged on de-escalation hopes. But is this a durable re-rating or just another false dawn? What investors need to know before jumping in.

A single whale on Hyperliquid holds $194 million in BTC and ETH longs with 20x leverage as bitcoin rallies to $71K. Here's what that bet tells us about where the market thinks it's heading.

Saudi Aramco has warned of 'catastrophic consequences' if conflict with Iran escalates. Here's what that means for oil markets, global supply chains, and your energy bills.

Organizational memory loss — driven by turnover, restructuring, and poor knowledge management — costs companies more than they realize. Here's what's erasing institutional knowledge and how to stop it.

A memory chip crunch is driving China's biggest-ever smartphone price hikes. Here's what it means for consumers, Samsung, and the global mobile market.

Goldman Sachs is pitching hedge funds a product to bet against leveraged loans. When the world's most connected bank starts selling downside tools, the market should pay attention.

US strikes on Iran are increasingly read by analysts as part of a broader Trump strategy to squeeze China by pressuring its key partners — Iran, Venezuela, Cuba. Here's what that means for global markets and geopolitics.

Iran's war is squeezing LNG supply through the Strait of Hormuz, forcing Europe and Asia into a direct bidding war. Here's who wins, who loses, and what it means for energy prices.

G7 nations are weighing a coordinated release of strategic petroleum reserves. History says the effect is real—but temporary. Here's what it means for energy markets and your wallet.