US stocks rise as Trump delays Iran strikes, Dow Jones gain 600 points

US stocks opened higher on Monday, after President Donald Trump signaled a potential de-escalation in tensions with Iran by postponing planned military strikes on key energy infrastructure. The Dow Jones Industrial Average index jumped as much as 653 points, or 1.4%, while S&P 500 rose 1.3% and Nasdaq-100 gained 1.5%. The rebound came after a… Continue reading US stocks rise as Trump delays Iran strikes, Dow Jones gain 600 points

ZachXBT flags coordinated crypto scams through war posts on X

A cluster of social media accounts used war-related content to funnel users into crypto scams, according to findings shared by on-chain investigator ZachXBT. In a recent thread on X, he outlined how more than 10 accounts worked together during the ongoing Middle East conflict to attract attention and redirect it toward fraudulent crypto promotions. The… Continue reading ZachXBT flags coordinated crypto scams through war posts on X

Dow futures jump 1,100 points as Trump signals pause in Iran strikes

US stock futures witnessed a sharp jump on Monday after US President Donald Trump said Washington and Tehran had held “productive” talks over the past two days . Dow Jones Industrial Average futures jumped 1,100 points, or 2.6%, while S&P 500 futures rose 2.7% and Nasdaq-100 futures gained 2.7%. Trump also said that he was… Continue reading Dow futures jump 1,100 points as Trump signals pause in Iran strikes

5 stocks dominating retail buzz as Nvidia, Micron lead AI rally

Retail investors spent the week of March 9 to March 13 actively discussing five key names across social media: Super Micro Computer, Micron, Ulta Beauty, CF Industries, and Nvidia. The conversation blended meme-driven narratives with hard catalysts such as earnings, legal developments, and product roadmaps, even as the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq ended… Continue reading 5 stocks dominating retail buzz as Nvidia, Micron lead AI rally

Meta builds CEO AI agent: are managers about to be replaced?

Meta is testing a new way of running its business, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly developing a personal AI agent to assist with decision-making and daily management tasks. The move comes as the company pushes deeper into agentic artificial intelligence across its workforce. According to a Wall Street Journal report published Sunday, the tool is… Continue reading Meta builds CEO AI agent: are managers about to be replaced?

Can Iran trigger a US bond market shock? Wall Street is on edge

The global stock markets are already reeling with the escalation of war in the Middle East, and Iran’s latest warnings exacerbated those tensions. Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said “financial entities that finance the US military budget” should be treated as legitimate targets. The warning does not explicitly mention Treasury bondholders but is broad… Continue reading Can Iran trigger a US bond market shock? Wall Street is on edge

Nikkei crashes 2,000 points, Kospi sinks 6% as Asian markets plunge

Asian markets experienced a sharp decline on Monday amid a 48-hour ultimatum issued to Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. Trump issued an ultimatum on Saturday, which said that the United States would “obliterate” Iran’s power facilities unless Tehran fully reopened the strait within 48 hours. Iran responded by warning that any such strike would… Continue reading Nikkei crashes 2,000 points, Kospi sinks 6% as Asian markets plunge

Iran war, credit crunch, and AI: inside the global market meltdown

It’s only March, and investors have already absorbed a hot war in the Middle East, a credit system showing cracks, a brutal tech repricing, and two of the world’s most trusted safe-haven assets selling off in the middle of a crisis. The market feels chaotic because it genuinely is, and what makes this moment unusual… Continue reading Iran war, credit crunch, and AI: inside the global market meltdown

Are rising debts, weak wages pushing Gen-Z out of workforce?

A growing share of Gen-Z (defined as those born between 1997 and 2012) is stepping away from work and education at the same time that debt burdens are rising and wages are struggling to keep up with living costs. Across major economies, millions of young people are now classified as NEETs, meaning they are not in… Continue reading Are rising debts, weak wages pushing Gen-Z out of workforce?