U.S. stocks attempted to rebound on Friday and trim weekly losses amid lingering Middle East tensions. Despite the multiple macroeconomic and geopolitical headwinds, benchmark indexes are hovering near record highs.

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Wall Street indexes attempted to rebound and erase losses of the previous session. Crude oil and gold edged higher, and bond yields firmed as investors awaited the Federal Reserve's rate decisions.

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Crude oil and gold continued their advance as the Iran-Israel war extended to the fifth day, and the Trump administration worked to support Israel's additional military strikes.

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Stocks looked higher in early trading, and bond yields held firm as the Iran-Israel war stoked fears of a wider and prolonged conflict in the Middle East.

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Crude oil prices jumped 8%, and gold advanced 2% after Israel conducted air strikes deep into Iran, targeting its nuclear infrastructure, military installations, and key commanders and scientists.

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Investors turned defensive amid yet another twist in the U.S. trade policy after the U.S. president threatened additional tariffs and appeared to derail ongoing discussions with Japan, South Korea, and the European Union.

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Wall Street indexes struggled to advance, and the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasury notes inched higher after the U.S.-China trade agreement lacked details. Consumer price inflation accelerated for the first time in four months.

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Wall Street indexes traded sideways as U.S.-China negotiations continued for the second day in London, UK. Small businesses and consumers worry about tariff-driven jumps in prices in the months ahead.

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Stocks lacked direction on Monday as investors awaited two key inflation reports later in the week. U.S.-China trade talks resumed amid skepticism about a quick agreement.

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U.S. nonfarm payrolls rose at a faster than estimated pace, the jobless rate held at 4.2%, and wage growth moderated to 3.9% in May. Job gains in the previous two months were revised lower by 95,000.

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On Wall Street, investors turned cautious and looked ahead to the release of May's nonfarm payrolls data on Friday. Initial jobless claims rose to an 8-month high, indicating early signs of softening in the labor market amid Trump tariff-induced macroeconomic uncertainty.

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Wall Street indexes retained an upward bias, and private businesses added jobs at the slowest rate in nearly two years in May. Investors are awaiting the release of non-farm payrolls data on Friday.

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Investors held out for market gains amid expectations that Trump tariffs will provide another earnings boost to retailers, automakers, and industrial goods makers as retail price increases exceed increases in import inflation.

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The S&P 500 index and the Nasdaq Composite turned lower after the U.S. president reignited trade tensions to force the European Union and China to accept higher tariffs.

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The Trump administration's botched global tariffs are emboldening key trade partners to hold out for better deals. Despite ongoing tariff jitters, the S&P 500 index is up 6%, and the Nasdaq Composite added 10% in May.

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Wall Street indexes and global markets rebounded after the federal trade court in Manhattan struck down global tariffs unleashed by the U.S. president, ruling the import tax illegal.

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