Closing Bell

Markets try to refocus on fundamentals despite continued geopolitical uncertainty. Stephen Parker of JPMorgan Private Bank joins explains why markets could shift back to earnings and fundamentals if a ceasefire holds and oil prices stabilize. Gregory Daco, Chief Economist at EY-Parthenon, assesses the outlook for growth and what it means for the Federal Reserve. Stifel’s Brian Gardner on the latest updates from Washington and the evolving ceasefire narrative. In tech Kate Rooney breaks down Amazon CEO Andy Jassy’s latest letter and what it signals about AI spending and investment trends. Andrea Auerbach examines a wave of new IPOs and what it means for market liquidity and investor appetite. John Kolovos of Macro Risk Advisors walks through key technical levels shaping the market’s next move.

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Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson maps out his forecast for stocks and his post-war market playbook. Plus, top analyst Mike Mayo tells us what he’s expecting from the banks this earnings season. And, there are also more places to watch The Masters than ever. CNBC’s Alex Sherman explains all the details.

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Cantor Fitzgerald’s Eric Johnston and Capital Area Planning Group’s Malcolm Ethridge debate a key question: how real is this rally and can it hold. Jonathan Krinsky of BTIG walks through the technical picture and what the charts say about the rally. Our Kristina Partsinevelos examines rising competition out of China and whether it poses a real threat to Nvidia and the broader semiconductor trade. Sarah Bianchi of Evercore on historical parallels to the Iran ceasefire and lessons for investors. Eric Rosengren, former Boston Fed President, breaks down how the Fed should respond as the economy, inflation and geopolitical risks collide. Plus, a check on private credit downgrades and bank earnings with our Leslie Picker.

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“What a relief” are the words of the day for the markets following news of the two-week cease fire. So what does it all mean for the investing road ahead? We discuss with Fundstrat’s Tom Lee and Goldman Sachs’ Meena Flynn. Plus, private credit stocks sat out today’s mega-rally. Sycamore Tree Capital’s Mark Okada gives us his take. And, top technician Jeff DeGraaf tells us if he thinks the bottom is in for the market.

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Stocks push higher in the final hour with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq ending the day higher on renewed ceasefire hopes. Adam Crisafulli of Vital Knowledge and Paul Christopher of Wells Fargo break down the outlook and explain why risks for the S&P 500 may still skew to the upside even as recent events create a ceiling. Robert Drbul of BTIG analyzes Levi’s results and what they signal about spending trends and demand. Commodities remain a key driver; Francisco Blanch of Bank of America discusses moves in oil and broader commodity markets and what they mean for inflation and global growth. In tech Dan Niles of Niles Investment Management tackles a key question: can semiconductors remain a safe haven as geopolitical tensions ripple across markets and is there enough spending to support the trade? Plus, Tom Fitzgerald of Cowen looks ahead to Delta earnings.

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