CNBC's "The Exchange" team discusses the Iran conflict, energy markets and more with Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz.

As volatility gripped assets from stocks to crypto on Tuesday, market watchers weighed in on what might come next for global investors.

By Suzanne McGee, Dhara Ranasinghe and Samuel Indyk LONDON/NEW YORK, March 3 (Reuters) - Cash became king in global markets on Tuesday as an escalation in the Middle East conflict dragged down gold, ...

A number of stocks fell in the afternoon session after fears of a global energy price shock hit the semiconductor sector following a sell-off in South Korea's stock market.

Czech GDP has been revised upwards in 4Q25, with ample dynamics in household consumption and fixed investment. We see a solid performance this year – although the recent turmoil in energy markets ...

Bitcoin plunges below $70,000 amid Middle East tensions, as investors flee risk assets. Discover how geopolitical conflicts are impacting global markets and cryptocurrencies.

ARSENAL supporters have been named the most disliked fanbase in the Premier League following a new social media study. Research conducted by British Gambler analysed hundreds of thousands of ...

Coronation Street's George Shuttleworth finds his reputation in tatters next week, as the police question him on suspicion of ...

PayPal Holdings, Inc. trades at 7-8x forward earnings with stable take rates and a slowdown in branded checkout volume. Find out why the PYPL stock is a buy.

Australian shares face a rocky Monday after the White House lifted levies, with markets fearing a fresh wave of volatility ...

Bitcoin holds $66,500 as Asian stocks plunge on Iran strikes. Nikkei drops 2%, oil spikes 13%, and Hormuz closure threatens supply.