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US-Israel forces strike Iran's Natanz nuclear facility as military campaign enters fourth week. Oil prices surge amid shipping corridor concerns; military costs exceed $11.3 billion.

U.S. stocks fell to four-month lows as Brent crude hit $110 and rate-hike odds climbed, spurring stagflation concerns and precious metals selloff.

S&P 500 slides to November lows as crude oil tops $100/barrel following Iranian strikes on Gulf infrastructure, reigniting stagflation concerns amid Fed hawkishness.

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%.

Michael Burry warns that Trump faces political vulnerability as oil surges 50% and equity markets decline amid Iran tensions, risking dangerous escalation.

Wall Street rallied Wednesday as U.S.-Iran diplomatic hopes eased tensions. Nasdaq 100 surged 1.5%, Bitcoin jumped 7% above $71,000, while oil prices fell.

Financial stocks fell sharply as AI disruption concerns and stronger-than-expected inflation data sparked a broad market selloff. Banks and private equity firms were hardest hit.

Fed policy shifts could threaten the stock market's current rally, as incoming Chair Warsh's preference for balance sheet deleveraging may raise borrowing costs and dampen economic growth.

S&P 500 up 70% but elevated valuations and midterm election year patterns raise 2026 correction concerns for investors despite historical bull market resilience.

Trump administration pursues alternative tariff strategies after Supreme Court ruling limits executive power, implementing duties under different legal provisions while economic growth slows and inflation persists.

U.S. stocks fell as geopolitical tensions drove investors toward caution. Oil climbed to seven-month highs while energy stocks gained, but broader markets retreated.

Over 115 stocks dropped 7%+ despite S&P 500 near highs, resembling dot-com bubble patterns. Elevated valuations and weak breadth historically precede market corrections.

U.S. markets rally on softer inflation data boosting rate-cut expectations. Small-cap stocks, commodities, and growth sectors lead as investors bet on lower borrowing costs ahead.