30.03.202613:38:45UTC+00US Equities Rebound from 7-Month Low

US stock indices rebounded from seven‑month lows on Monday, helped by a broad-based recovery in Treasuries as investors continued to weigh the economic impact of higher energy prices. The S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq 100 were each up about 0.7%.

Crude oil and refined product prices climbed further after Houthi attacks threatened Red Sea exports, while President Trump issued fresh warnings to Iran if a deal is not reached soon. Even so, bond yields pulled back from recent highs, suggesting that markets are increasingly balancing concerns about growth risks from potential energy shortages against ongoing inflation pressures. The easing in yields offered relief to equities that had been under strain from higher borrowing costs.

Technology stocks were broadly higher following steep declines on Friday that had deepened the Nasdaq’s underperformance. Nvidia, Amazon, and Microsoft each gained more than 1%. Bank shares also advanced as the pullback in yields offered some support, with JPMorgan and Bank of America both rising more than 1%.