Iran Conflict Forces Corporations to Shift Growth Targets
David Solomon confirmed on April 16, 2026, that Goldman Sachs continues to see steady deal-making activity regardless of the intensifying conflict in Iran.
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Iran War Threatens UK Food Supply Despite Growth Surge
The Iran war risk is testing UK food supply chains even as GDP data showed a stronger growth reading.
Repsol Triples Venezuelan Output to Hedge Supply Shocks
Repsol expanded Venezuelan oil control to hedge supply shocks as sanctions and global energy risk reshaped procurement.
U.S. Ends Sanctions Waivers on Russian and Iranian Oil
Washington ended sanctions waivers for Russian and Iranian oil, forcing Indian buyers to reassess supply routes.
China Economic Growth Surpasses Estimates in First Quarter
China beat first-quarter growth estimates as industrial output and exports helped offset weak domestic demand.
Ceasefire Agreement Propels S&P 500 Past 7,000 Level
The S&P 500 crossed 7,000 as a ceasefire lifted risk appetite and tech shares helped drive a record close.
IMF Economic Forecast Omits Donald Trump Trade Threats
The IMF turned gloomier on global growth as trade threats, conflict risk and policy uncertainty clouded the outlook.
Iran Conflict Drives New Zealand Building Price Hikes
Fletcher Building cited the Iran conflict as it raised New Zealand building material prices, adding pressure to construction costs.
Beef Prices Reach Record Highs in April Futures Surge
Beef prices climbed to record levels as live cattle futures, feed costs and herd shortages pressured ranchers and consumers.
S&P 500 Sets All-Time High Despite Iran Conflict
The S&P 500 reached a new high as investors looked past Iran conflict risk and focused on earnings, diplomacy signals and sector flows.
Jury Rules Live Nation Illegally Overcharged Music Fans
Live Nation lost a major antitrust verdict after years of fan anger over ticket costs, with Ticketmaster and service fees at the center of the case.
Global Energy Firms Profit From Iran Conflict Disruption
Oil above $100 a barrel shifted capital toward global energy firms as the Iran conflict raised corporate profits and Russian export revenue.