Stocks built on yesterday’s gains in spite of the ongoing conflict in Iran. A rise in oil propelled energy stocks higher.

Every sector traded higher with tech leading gains on increased optimism that tankers will be able to pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

Stocks wiped out early gains to close lower amid the ongoing war in Iran.

Investors were plagued by inflation fears amid rising oil prices and ongoing private credit concerns.

Despite the largest-ever release of oil from the International Energy Agency’s strategic reserves, crude oil continued to climb.

Stocks whipsawed as traders digested developments in the war with Iran.

Stocks made a huge tech-led comeback while the price of crude oil slid.

Defense and oil stocks rose after the US launched a series of attacks against Iran, while fuel-reliant travel assets fell.

Markets shifted to risk-off mode on hotter-than-expected producer prices and rising credit risks.

Most constituents of the S&P 500 rose but tech, which was the worst-performing sector, dragged down the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100.