Notable geopolitical events and their stock market impact Historical examples demonstrate that many geopolitical events have significant short-term impacts on the stock market, while their long ...

By Isabel Wang Geopolitical events tend to have a larger impact on the stock market when they trigger stagflation, Deutsche Bank notes One year after the terrorist attack by Hamas and Israel's ...

Geopolitics has had a sustained impact on the stock market only when it’s affected the real economy, whether by slowing growth or lifting inflation, Deutsche Bank analyst Henry Allen said in a ...

Despite recent threats from US President Donald Trump, global stock markets have largely remained unaffected. Financial ...

The up-and-down trading action comes at a time when major U.S. stock-market indexes are solidly higher for the year, and trading near record levels. The S&P is up more than 9% in 2017, and is less ...

The recent U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan will impact geopolitical considerations in U.S. foreign policy and national security strategy, particularly with our global neighbors from China, Russia ...

To the author, "Greater geopolitical tensions haven't done ANYTHING significant for gold in decades! Look at the 1970s-1980s, that's when gold responded to these worldwide events! Now in the midst ...

Israeli markets were severely affected by Hamas's surprise strike, as seen by the country's CDS rising 182.17%, the stock market plummeting 7.55%, and the yields on government 2-year and 10-year ...

Yet while the widening geopolitical conflict recently pushed oil prices to their biggest weekly gain since at least early 2023, risk assets like U.S. stocks, albeit volatile, have moved ...