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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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Crude oil prices rebounded amid uncertainty over the safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, and European nations rejected Trump's overtures to turn the U.S.-led war on Iran into NATO's problem.

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U.S. indexes attempted to rebound from three losing weeks in a row. Crude oil advanced as the Trump administration leaned on NATO allies to support the U.S.-Israel war in the Middle East.

Crude oil prices rebounded amid worries that oil and gas shipments through the Strait of Hormuz are likely to remain disrupted in the near future, despite false promises by the U.S. president.

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Wall Street indexes bounced around the flatline, and crude oil prices advanced despite the talks of a historic release of crude oil reserves by G7 nations.

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U.S. stocks attempted to rebound, and crude oil plunged amid rising expectations of the resumption of oil and gas shipments through the Strait of Hormuz.



Stocks on Wall Street faced additional headwinds and extended the previous week's losses amid growing possibilities of a prolonged war in the Middle East.