Microsoft Corporation

Amazon.com, Inc.

Nintendo Co., Ltd.

The International Energy Agency is discussing the largest-ever release of strategic oil reserves to curb rising prices amid war in Iran. The U.S. corporate bond market saw a record number of offerings in a day - thanks to Amazon. Nintendo shares soared more than 10% after the success of its new Pokémon Pokopia game. These and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of March 11.

Main by morning: IEA may open reserve, Microsoft defends Anthropic, Amazon's record

At the end of January, gold fell sharply from its all-time highs - the last week against the backdrop of the war in Iran was the worst for the precious metal since that period

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Caterpillar Inc.

The Boeing Company

3M Company

NVIDIA Corporation

Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

GE Aerospace

Major U.S. stock market indices collapsed on Thursday, March 5, failing to hold Wednesday's gains. Fears around the war with Iran intensified after it became known about strikes on several oil tankers. This triggered a panic sell-off, the price of oil jumped and the fear index soared. By the close of trading, the fall in stocks and the oil rally had slowed - in anticipation of a possible <a href="https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/us-weighs-oil-futures-market-action-combat-rising-energy-prices-wh-official-2026-03-05/">announcement of </a>measures to curb energy prices by the US Treasury Department.

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Stocks are trading from headline to headline, and investors are still finding it difficult to assess the risks associated with the conflict in Iran, analysts say

'There was nowhere to hide in the market': US indices and gold fall on fourth day of war

Fears of high interest rates and a strong dollar put pressure on the price

"A benchmark in an opaque environment": gold is down 5% after a four-day rally

U.S. stocks fell sharply after the start of trading on Tuesday, March 3 - the fourth day of the war between the United States and Iran. Moreover, quotations fell more than a day earlier, when the U.S. stock exchanges opened for the first time since the conflict began. Investors are concerned about oil, which has risen to a maximum of almost two years and the possibility that the confrontation in the Middle East may be prolonged.

U.S. stocks fall more than 2%, fear index soars: Wall Street selloff

Hanwha Aerospace Co., Ltd.

Korea Aerospace Industries, Ltd.

LIG Nex1 Co., Ltd.

Hensoldt AG

BAE Systems plc

Lockheed Martin Corporation

OpenAI admitted that it rushed into a contract with the Pentagon and promised to enshrine a ban on the use of AI for internal surveillance, while Anthropic, after breaking off negotiations with the US Defense Ministry, received a sharp influx of users and opened the "memory" function for the free version. On these and other topics - in our review of key events by the morning of March 3.

Main by morning: gold and defense rise due to escalation in the Middle East

The president of Yardeni Research believes the current campaign will not be a repeat of the protracted crises of the 1970s and advises profit taking in gold and oil

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Chevron Corporation

Occidental Petroleum Corporation

Exxon Mobil Corporation

Shell plc

BP p.l.c.

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A.P. Moller - Maersk A/S

American Airlines Group Inc.

FedEx Corporation

The risk/return ratio for buying out drawdowns in equities does not yet look compelling, Barclays has warned

Gold