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OPEC+ kept output unchanged, and geopolitical fears eased, sending oil down over 5%, with traders eyeing key $61 support levels.
Unseasonably cold U.S. weather is boosting natural gas and heating oil prices on expectations of higher demand, though historical patterns suggest prices may normalize after sharp spikes.
Chip-led rally loses steam, dollar firms against the yen and gold dips below $4,700 with Iran ceasefire on 'life support.'
Traders digest Iran-driven energy stress, a record-setting April for stocks and a flood of Tuesday earnings led by AMD.
Wall Street opens the week on a fragile footing after Trump rejects Tehran's counterproposal; AI-linked names extend gains overseas while crude jumps and gold pulls back.
US seizure of an Iranian vessel escalated tensions, prompting strong warnings from Tehran, while conditional signals on negotiations highlighted fragile diplomacy and heightened geopolitical uncertainty across the region.
A strong payrolls report could provide leeway for the Fed to raise rates if the U.S-Iran-war induced pricing pressure worsens the inflation outlook.
Traders weigh fresh Strait of Hormuz developments and US-Iran diplomatic signals ahead of the New York open.
Semiconductor stocks are on track to extend their 17-session rally, potentially lending support to the broader market gauge and tech indices even as traders wait on word on an Iran peace deal
Escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and oil supply risks raise stagflation concerns, complicating global monetary policy outlook ahead of key economic data.
Nasdaq futures lead gains on chip strength; crude slides on Hormuz diplomacy while gold pushes past $4,700 and the dollar softens against the euro.
S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures slip 0.4% after record closes; Brent holds above $100 as US-Iran talks stall and gold steadies near $4,717.