U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to review as early as Monday a set of options to tame oil prices, which have soared to the highest level since 2022 because of the expanding U.S.-Israel war with Iran.

New York City Police said on Sunday a device that was ignited and thrown during protests outside Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s home over the weekend was an explosive that could have caused serious injury or death.

The Turkish Foreign Ministry called in Iran's ambassador to Ankara after a ballistic missile launched from Iran entered Turkish airspace and was subsequently intercepted.

AI voice startup ElevenLabs plans to be ready for an initial public offering in two to three years, Chief Executive Officer Mati Staniszewski said, according to reporting from Bloomberg.

Oil markets have experienced one of the sharpest rallies in recent years as tensions in the Middle East intensify. Crude prices surged close to 120 dollars per barrel amid fears that the expanding conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the United States could disrupt global energy supplies.

The S&P 500 may be nearing the latter stages of its recent turbulence, according to Morgan Stanley’s Michael Wilson, who wrote in a note Monday that “we think we’re closer to the end of this rolling correction than the beginning.”

Oil prices on Monday had pared a massive advance in a roller-coaster session that initially saw them soar to near $120 a barrel amid panic over supply disruptions from the Iran conflict.

Wall Street on Monday was largely languishing in the red, though gains in tech stocks and dip buyers stemmed losses.