Oil prices have surged above $90 per barrel as Iran called for an embargo against Israel.
Economist Nouriel Roubini said there is a “downside scenario” in which Iran and Lebanon get involved.
Israel's retaliation against attacks by Hamas has sparked fears of a broader conflict between the U.S. and Iran.
Despite all the uncertainties, recent data suggest that the economy is looking stronger.
Many of the geopolitical considerations will hinge on how far Israel takes its response.
The Middle East conflict adds more uncertainty to the market, analysts said.
Extreme pessimism about China's economy among foreign investors may take a while to unwind.
Higher borrowing costs for longer mean financial conditions will tighten even without further action from policymakers.
Global bonds are down 3.5% in 2023 and yields worldwide are now at levels almost unthinkable at the start of the year.
The Lazard Global Listed Infrastructure Portfolio has been the top performer in its category over the past 10 years.
The gloomy forecasts for the global economy earlier this year were derived largely from past data.
The decision is the latest sign of India's growing appeal to international investors.
The majority of the firm's investments will be in Asia.
The investment outlook for Europe does not look as attractive as it did earlier in the year.
Strategists have rolled out macro reports telling clients how to trade the energy price shock.
Surging energy costs played a role in tipping the US into recession in the mid-1970s.
The extra supplies mean that “$90 prices look unsustainable,” bank analysts say.
BofA said the “avoid China” theme has become one of the biggest convictions among surveyed investors.
Oil has entered a new uptrend after finally breaking out from nearly a year-long bottom formation.
Renewed dollar strength and elevated oil prices hurt sentiment for riskier emerging assets.