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Julia Santos

Julia Santos is an accountant and the founding editor of Dividends Times, with a specialization in cryptocurrency taxation from Faculdade Trevisan (Brazil). She covers dividend safety, income ETFs and income investing, and every yield comes with its risk, plainly stated.

Oil holds gains after U.S.-Iran strikes cloud Strait of Hormuz reopening hopes

October 13, 2026September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

Oil prices held gains after U.S.-Iran strikes overnight clouded hopes for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. What energy investors should watch.

Categories News Tags energy stocks, geopolitics, oil prices, Strait of Hormuz, U.S.-Iran strikes, XLE Leave a comment

Three-day losing streak deepens as bond yields and oil prices climb ahead of Berkshire’s Abel interview

October 13, 2026September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

Stocks fell for a third session as bond yields and oil prices rose. Berkshire Hathaway CEO Greg Abel headlines Wednesday’s market watch.

Categories News Tags Berkshire Hathaway, bond yields, BRK.B, Greg Abel, oil prices, stock market selloff Leave a comment

Gold retreats as stronger dollar and rising yields overshadow Middle East safe-haven bid

September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

Gold fell as a stronger U.S. dollar and rising bond yields outweighed safe-haven demand from Middle East tensions. What it means for investors.

Categories News Tags bond yields, commodities, gold, Middle East conflict, safe-haven assets, U.S. dollar Leave a comment

China breaks ranks at G20 over cheap exports crackdown as Bessent tightens Iran sanctions

October 13, 2026September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

China dissented from G20 statement opposing cheap exports. Treasury Secretary Bessent pushes secondary sanctions on Iran. What it means for investors.

Categories News Tags China trade, energy stocks, G20, Iran sanctions, tariffs, Treasury Secretary Bessent Leave a comment

Oil surges back to $90 as fresh U.S. strikes on Iran raise the stakes for energy markets

October 13, 2026September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

WTI oil hit $90 as U.S. strikes on Iran escalated. What the supply disruption risk means for energy stocks and income investors.

Categories News Tags energy stocks, geopolitics, Iran, Middle East conflict, oil prices, XLE Leave a comment

Oil jumps as Middle East conflict escalates, pushing bond yields higher and stocks lower

October 13, 2026September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

Middle East conflict sends oil prices higher and bond prices lower while stocks slide on mixed job-market data. What income investors should watch.

Categories News Tags energy stocks, interest rates, job market, Middle East conflict, oil prices, Treasury bonds Leave a comment

Oil surges after new Middle East strikes as Japanese bond yields hit a 30-year high

October 13, 2026September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

Oil surges after new Middle East strikes, Japanese 10-year yields hit a 30-year high, and the Nasdaq falls. What income investors need to know.

Categories News Tags energy stocks, Japanese bond yields, Middle East, Nasdaq, oil prices, treasury yields Leave a comment

8.8% dividend yield in a volatile market: why some income stocks gain when chaos rises

September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

An 8.8% dividend stock is outperforming amid tariffs, midterm elections and soaring bond yields. Here is what income investors should know.

Categories Dividend Stocks Tags bond yields, high-yield dividends, income investing, midterm elections, tariffs, volatility Leave a comment

Bond yields hit multi-decade highs in Japan and the U.K. as Iran tensions revive inflation fears

September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

Bond yields hit multi-decade highs in Japan and the U.K. as U.S.-Iran tensions revive inflation fears. What rising rates mean for income investors.

Categories News Tags bond yields, energy stocks, income investing, inflation, Middle East, treasury yields Leave a comment

Third straight selloff hits Wall Street as Strait of Hormuz conflict sends oil and yields surging

October 13, 2026September 2, 2026 by Julia Santos

U.S. stocks fell for a third session as U.S.-Iran strikes near the Strait of Hormuz spiked oil prices and bond yields. What it means for investors.

Categories News Tags bond yields, energy stocks, oil prices, Strait of Hormuz, treasury yields, U.S.-Iran conflict Leave a comment
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