Institutional resilience and technological hegemony reinforce each other: the US market regains pricing power amid the Iran conflict

Golden Ten Data reported on March 11 that analysts stated the situation since the United States and Israel attacked Iran indicates that the U.S. remains the preferred market for investors. Even though the U.S. has its flaws, it is still the global center of innovation and possesses the deepest and most liquid markets in the world, a characteristic that becomes indispensable during economic shocks. After 14 months of turmoil, we have also seen signs of resilience from the Federal Reserve and the Supreme Court, which serve as additional sources of confidence. The U.S. not only continues to be at the forefront of artificial intelligence, but is also a net exporter of oil—distinct in economic status from energy-consuming Europe—and dominates the fields of defense contracting and "defense technology."