US stocks ride out Iran tensions as energy rally steadies markets
TL;DR
U.S. stocks largely shrugged off Iran-related tensions on Monday, aided by a jump in energy shares and the U.S. being a net energy exporter, helping major indexes finish higher even as international markets slid and safe-haven assets rose; analysts cautioned that volatility could persist if the conflict disrupts energy supplies or inflation remains a concern.
- As global markets tanked over Iran, U.S. stocks were mostly unscathed. Here’s why. MarketWatch
- Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures slide as Wall Street weighs Iran war impact Yahoo Finance
- Markets News, March 2, 2026: Major Stock Indexes End Mixed as Investors React to Developments in Iran; Oil, Treasury Yields Jump Investopedia
- Stocks fall and oil prices rise as U.S. war in Iran rattles investors CBS News
- Asia-Pacific markets set to extend losses as Iran conflict rages on; oil prices rise CNBC
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