03.03.2026
Crisis Reflex: how do markets react to tensions in the Middle East?
Rising tensions in the Middle East are confronting markets with their greatest adversary: uncertainty.
The initial reaction is almost automatic - equities pull back, volatility spikes, safe havens catch a bid, and oil becomes the ultimate risk barometer. But history shows that first moves are not always the lasting ones.
Are we facing a structural turning point, or just another temporary shock? The answer may not be what investors expect.
Watch the video by John Plassard, Partner and Head of Investment Strategy at Cité Gestion:
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Can the U.S. economy live with a 5% 10-year Treasury yield?
Discover why higher rates, rising mortgage costs, and expensive oil have not slowed the U.S. economy.
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Naïma Karamoko x Cité Gestion
Congratulations to Naïma on her victory in the WTA 125 Valencia doubles tournament!
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Welcome to Ilaria Russo and Tatiana Alexandra Ward!
We are pleased to announce the arrival of Ilaria Russo and Tatiana Alexandra Ward at Cité Gestion.
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What if $100 oil barrels are not the real risk?
The market is watching oil. John Plassard explains what may matter even more.
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Welcome to Justyna Zawol!
We are pleased to announce that Justyna Zawol has joined Cité Gestion.
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Could an overly strong U.S. economy be masking the worst of the pitfalls?
Since 2009, market corrections like the 34% drop in 2020 and 25% fall in 2022 have shown that volatility is the inevitable price of returns, making it essential to stay prepared to act when the next unexpected crash creates an opportunity.
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