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Stocks rise on hope for de-escalation.

Stocks rise on hope for de-escalation.

Tech shows the way on the rebound.

Stock Futures rise on report Trump may be willing to end war.

Stock Futures rise on report Trump may be willing to end war.

Fed’s Powell says long-term inflation remains in check.

Trump extends deadline for Iran negociations.

Trump extends deadline for Iran negociations.

S&P tumbled 1.7% as interest rates are creeping up.

Rising event risks will challenge equity optimists.

Rising event risks will challenge equity optimists.

Morgan Stanley sees S&P profit boom despite Iran war.

Asian stocks climb on hopes of US-Iran deal.

Asian stocks climb on hopes of US-Iran deal.

Nations race to secure enough fertilizer and prevent food crisis.

Investors are stuck in geopolitical pinball.

Investors are stuck in geopolitical pinball.

If the pause turns into something more durable, the setup for a real bounce is there.

Rising inflation expectations and collapsing rate-cut hopes.

Rising inflation expectations and collapsing rate-cut hopes.

Gold, silver and copper selloff.

Powell holds rates, but admits inflation progress was slower than hoped.

Powell holds rates, but admits inflation progress was slower than hoped.

Every sector closed in the red.

FED decision expected to hold rates.

FED decision expected to hold rates.

Any comment from Powell that cuts are getting pushed further out, will feel like stagflation.

Asian stocks positive on lower oil.

Asian stocks positive on lower oil.

Morgan Stanley sticks with June rate cut call despite Oil surge.

Only a prolonged period of stress would create pressure on inflation.

Only a prolonged period of stress would create pressure on inflation.

The global macro reacceleration theme remains intact.

US inflation still at 2.4% year-over-year.

US inflation still at 2.4% year-over-year.

FOMC meeting is next week and almost surely to be a no change vote.

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