Currently, the Israel-U.S.-Iran conflict remains a core factor affecting market sentiment in the United States and even globally, and concerns over energy price fluctuations and inflation will continue to attract market attention. The United States will release relatively limited economic data in the near term, with the following key focus areas: first, the preliminary March S&P Global Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), an internationally recognized macroeconomic monitoring indicator that will intuitively present an early overall overview...
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The Option Market Returns to the 2022 Response Model for Iran War Risks
Currently, investors are looking back at the 2022 market performance in an attempt to find clues about how the Iran war risk may impact the stock market. The core issue is: inflation shocks will increase the correlation between various stock indices and may trigger a prolonged period of high volatility. At present, the surge in oil and natural gas prices is gradually spreading to the entire supply chain—not only may gasoline prices rise, but the...
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FXCG – Oil(USOil)1-Hour Forex Trading Analysis(20/03/2026)
I. Market Overview The WTI Crude Oil (USOIL) 1-hour chart shows a bearish, pullback-dominated short-term trend, with the latest price around $95.135 per barrel. After hitting a local high of $101.295, prices corrected sharply, and following a wide range-bound consolidation between $93 and $98, the market has resumed its downward move, with bearish momentum firmly in control in the near term. II. Key Technical Indicator Analysis 1. Price & Trend Structure Prices have broken below...
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Oil prices fell as expectations for the operation of the Hormuz tanker improved, and stock market losses narrowed.
Volatility across asset classes eased as the early surge in oil prices subsided. Stocks and bonds rebounded from intraday lows after Israel indicated it would help the U.S. secure the crucial Strait of Hormuz. The S&P 500 recovered most of its 1% loss. U.S. crude fell to $95 a barrel after the settlement agreement was reached. The U.S. approved some deliveries and sales of Russian crude. FedEx released an optimistic outlook close to the trading...
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The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged amid rising oil prices fueled by the war, causing both stock and bond markets to fall.
Wall Street remained tense as soaring oil prices led to declines in both stock and bond markets. Meanwhile, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated that the uncertainty surrounding the war's impact on inflation made future interest rate policy more difficult to predict. Although the Fed maintained its expectation of two rate cuts in 2026 and 2027, traders reduced their expectations for rate cuts this year. Powell stated that maintaining a moderate tightening of interest rates...
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