Markets rebound as Trump signals openness to ending conflict, but oil shock keeps global risk elevated
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US urges allies to “take” oil routes as Iran tensions reshape global supply risks
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U.S. Stock Futures Jump as Oil Drops on Trump Iran Ceasefire Signal
by Dean Dougnby Dean DougnMarkets rebound as easing Middle East tensions and stable inflation outlook lift investor sentiment worldwide
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Russia- and Iran-linked groups use crypto to quietly source battlefield drones via global e-commerce channels
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Threats to Iran’s oil and key shipping routes push crude toward $150 risk zone
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Markets climb as oil surges, confidence drops, and geopolitics unsettle global outlook
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Futures rise despite correction fears, as Iran conflict and labor data shape a volatile, shortened week
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Tehran signals retaliation while global powers race to reopen Hormuz and prevent a deeper energy crisis
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Unclaimed attacks near Salalah disrupt trade routes and raise fears of wider Gulf escalation
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Investors no longer react to headlines as oil shock and policy uncertainty override political signaling.