
Romain Fournier
Chief Editor

Geopolitics Tests the Rally
Day by day, it can feel as though the world is edging toward a dystopian script. A grinding war in Ukraine drags on, Venezuela's strongman has been captured in a show of modern force, and the White House is openly entertaining the idea of using the military to take control of Greenland, a territory belonging to a long-standing ally. This is therefore no surprise that after a record-setting rally that pushed America's main stock indices close to psychologically pleasing milestones - the S&P 500 edging toward 7,000 and the Dow flirting with 50,000 - momentum has begun to wobble. Not collapse. Just wobble.
January 07, 2026 at 07:10 pm IST

Records Keep Tumbling on the Stock Market
With three sessions of gains out of three possible in 2026, Western stock indices continue to chart uncharted territory. In the United States, the venerable Dow Jones is now within a whisker of the 50,000 mark, having doubled in value over the past six years. The noise of geopolitical tensions is doing little to unsettle the market, even as oil volatility increases in the wake of the American operation in Venezuela.
January 07, 2026 at 12:51 pm IST
Discover our authors
Journalist
Journalist
Journalist
Journalist
- Stock Market
- Our authors
- Romain Fournier

























