Goldman Traders See ‘Painful’ Path for US Stocks Before Rebound - Bloomberg

Goldman Traders See ‘Painful’ Path for US Stocks Before Rebound  Bloomberg

Iran conflict's jolt to oil prices could buffer Alberta's budget deficits

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The smartest money moves to make as the Iran conflict rattles markets

You may have opportunities to optimize for short-term volatility, financial planners told MarketWatch.

By Venessa Wong

Investors wrestle with Middle East curveball scenarios

The biggest risk for markets is the uncertainty over what happens next in Iran, given the complexities of the Islamic Republic's ruling system.

Gold gains but eases off early highs, silver slips as Iran conflict unfolds