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S&P 500 Eyes First Weekly Gain Since Iran Conflict Began
The S&P 500 looks set for its first weekly gain since the Iran conflict escalated, but volatility remains high as oil surges and helium supplies tighten. What does this mean for investors watching industrial names?
Financial market analysis from 02/04/2026. Market conditions may have changed since publication.
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