Surging oil sent stocks lower as Persian Gulf shipping basically halted, and losses accelerated after the U.S. lost 92,000 jobs in February. Analysts had expected a rise of 60,000.

Gold prices continued to fall on Thursday, as a strengthening dollar maintained pressure on the precious metal

Investors are leaning more “risk off” today as escalating tension around Iran is pushing oil prices and the Volatility Index higher.

Though war news may continue to dominate, investors are also focused on Friday's February jobs report and yesterday's Broadcom results. Productivity and monthly layoff data loom.

What do the attacks on Iran mean for the global economy and markets? We answer some of the questions investors are asking most often.

Notwithstanding developments in the Iran conflict, there are important leadership shifts still at play within the equity market, which emphasize the importance of diversification.

Despite another late recovery attempt Tuesday, the market remains in largely negative straits as war keeps oil prices elevated. Broadcom reports later and ADP jobs data looms.

Stocks showed resilience Monday despite crude's rally after war erupted in the Middle East. Today brings earnings from consumer giants, as well as from software firm CrowdStrike.

Congress will seek more details from the Trump administration on its plans following military action in Iran.