Wall Street is higher as traders followed the latest developments out of the Middle East, hoping for progress toward ending the war in Iran. Tony Nash, CEO of Complete Intelligence, shares his take on the trajectory of US interest rates as well as sectors to look at including the aerospace and defence segments.

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The palm oil market has been boosted by the ongoing Iran war - crude Palm Oil (CPO) futures have surged to about the 4500 ringgit mark in recent days. Is this trajectory a sustainable one and what is the outlook for the sector? We discuss this with Dr. Sathia Varqa, Managing Editor and Senior Analyst with Fastmarkets Palm Oil Analytics.

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Recent economic data indicate continued softening of the US economy at a time when oil prices are under upward pressure due to the war in Iran. What does this mean for future Fed monetary policy? We discuss this and other market trends with David Dietze, Chief Investment Strategist at Dietze Wealth Management Group.

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Equity markets have rallied after days of massive losses, while Brent crude oil fell more than 10%, after hitting a 2½-year high, after President Donald Trump indicated a scaling down of his threats to Iran. Joe Quinlan, Chief Market Strategist, US Trust-BOA Private Wealth Management, shares his take on how to navigate the current market turmoil.

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As the conflict in Iran pushes oil prices above USD100, we’ve seen the ringgit remaining resilient compared to regional peers like South Korea, where the won has crashed to a record low. Which currencies will we see emerging as the winners and losers in the coming weeks and months? We discuss this with Stephen Chiu, Chief Asia FX and Rates Strategist, Bloomberg Intelligence.

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Day 20 into the United States-Israel war on Iran, Brent crude oil futures have again surged to almost USD110 a barrel, the greenback has registered more gains. However, the ringgit is also at its strongest in 5 years against the Singapore dollar. Vishnu Varathan of Mizuho Bank shares his insights into the latest market movements.

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Oil prices continue to be in the forefront of investors’ minds as Brent crude oil price hovers around the USD100 level. How does this impact the outlook for the US economy and what's the allocation strategy to consider? We discuss this with independent market analyst Laurent Lequeu.

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Malaysia’s construction sector showed resilience in the fourth quarter despite mixed results across contractors. What is supporting growth, and what challenges lie ahead for the industry? We get analysis with Nabil Zainoodin, Equity Research Analyst, BIMB Securities.

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With Wall Street recovering and cryptocurrencies staging their strongest rebound in six weeks, amid a dip in Brent crude oil prices, we ask Michele Schneider, Chief Strategist at Market Gauge, her take on what investors can expect next.

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Global indices have dipped sharply in response to continued uncertainty in the oil markets. How should investors position their portfolios to ride out the volatility? We discuss market trends with Tim Waterer of KCM Trade.

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