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U.S. stocks retained an upward bias and extended the latest market rally to the twelfth session in a row.

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Wall Street indexes erased losses booked in March amid hopes of a possible U.S.-Iran peace deal. Crude oil prices remained elevated, and traders remained skeptical of de-escalation of tensions in the Middle East.

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Three leading U.S. banks reported strong quarterly results, profiting from market volatility and a steady flow of assets in investment management units.

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Market sentiment on Wall Street weakened as the fragile truce accord between the U.S. and Iran is likely to unravel sooner than expected. Crude oil prices rebounded as much as 4%.

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Wall Street indexes soared more than 2% after the U.S. and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire. Crude oil prices plunged nearly 20%, and gold and silver jumped about 2%.

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Stocks turned lower, and crude oil prices rebounded to four-year highs as the U.S. deadline to strike Iran's infrastructure approached.

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Wall Street indexes extended losses to the third consecutive month in March, reaching an inflection point for a technical rebound in April. March's nonfarm payrolls increased in March despite a downward revision in the Jan-Feb period.



Wall Street indexes plunged nearly 2% on the final day of the holiday-shortened week amid lingering uncertainty over the U.S.-Israel war on Iran.

Wall Street indexes extended this week's gains amid hopes that tensions in the Middle East may de-escalate as the U.S. and Israel halt their war on Iran.

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Crude oil prices rebounded ahead of a possible U.S. invasion of Iran as early as this weekend. Global markets turned lower amid reports that as much as 40% of energy infrastructure in the Middle East is destroyed.

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Market sentiment improved on Wall Street, and crude oil prices extended their 2-day decline amid signs of progress in diplomatic talks between the U.S. and Iran.

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U.S. stocks meandered, crude oil prices rebounded, and precious metals extended losses as investors overlooked Trump's unverifiable claims about Strait of Hormuz-related negotiations.

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Wall Street indexes extended losses as the U.S.-Iran war entered the fifth week. Gold, silver, and copper prices deepened losses to between 25% and 50% from their recent highs amid worries of higher interest rates.

U.S. stocks faced another down day amid a growing realization that the U.S.'s war on Iran is likely to extend for several months and prolonged higher oil prices are stoking worldwide inflation.

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Investors are awaiting Federal Reserve Chair Powell's comments on the impact of higher energy prices on the monetary policy outlook.

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