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U.S. stocks gained Tuesday as crude crashed to $85/barrel on Trump's Iran conflict signals, with S&P 500 up 0.3% and VIX falling 9.3%.

Crude oil spiked to $120/barrel in March 2026, yet energy sector EPS forecasts collapsed 10+ points. The divergence suggests a potential peak or demand deterioration ahead.

Crude oil falls below $100/barrel as Trump considers G7-coordinated strategic petroleum reserve release amid Middle East tensions. U.S. equities mixed.

Oil prices surging above $100 spike March inflation odds to 87%, yet markets still expect Fed rate cuts in 2026, betting the disruption proves temporary.

Imperial Petroleum declares $0.546875 dividend per share on Series A preferred stock, payable March 30, 2026 to qualifying shareholders.

U.S. stock futures tumbled as crude oil surged 13-15% amid Iran tensions. Hims & Hers soared 49% on Novo Nordisk settlement; UniQure gained 36% on FDA clarity.

Crude oil surged 25% following Iran conflict to $93 Brent, yet energy stocks remain flat—signaling markets expect near-term resolution.

Nasdaq 100 rebounds above 25,000 on Iran nuclear negotiation signals, but caution prevails amid unresolved Middle East conflict and elevated volatility.

Crude surges 7% after U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. Semiconductor earnings, Fed data, and NVIDIA's conference drive volatile March trading.

Escalating Iran tensions drove crude oil 6.4% higher to $75.80/barrel, sparking broad selloff across all S&P 500 sectors amid Strait of Hormuz closure concerns.

Trio Petroleum surged 169% on Iran tensions before falling 8.83% after-hours to $1.03, illustrating volatile geopolitical trading in small-cap oil stocks.

Battalion Oil ($BATL) surges 113% on Iran tensions threatening Strait of Hormuz, critical to 20% of global oil shipments, boosting producer cash flow prospects.

S&P 500 earnings grew 12.1% while revenue rose 9%, marking ten consecutive quarters where earnings outpaced revenue, reflecting improved operational efficiency despite moderate growth.