Iran Crisis Could Set Up a Stock-Market Rally, Analysts Say

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Stocks have been volatile as the Iran war roils energy prices and risk assets, but analysts say the worst may be behind us: Variant Perception flags upcoming days as “peak uncertainty,” while Deutsche Bank notes that after roughly three weeks the S&P 500 often bottoms and tends to recover to pre-shock levels within about seven weeks, suggesting a rally could unfold in the weeks ahead if diplomacy progresses and energy-market pressures ease.
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- Investors Are Wondering If Stocks Have Seen the Worst of the War Bloomberg.com
- US Market Takes Upper Hand Amid Iran War as International Stock Rally Reverses Morningstar
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