The S&P 500 has nearly erased losses from the recent Iran conflict, marking one of the fastest rebounds since 2020. A combination of geopolitical optimism and cooling inflation has propelled stocks nearly 10% higher in two weeks.
- S&P 500 nearly returned to late January all-time highs
- 10% gain recorded over the past ten trading sessions
- Recovery speed comparable to the 2020 pandemic rebound
- Crude oil price declines and muted wholesale inflation provided tailwinds
- Market optimism tied to the potential end of the seven-week Iran war
- Anticipation surrounding Kevin Warsh's Senate confirmation hearing
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