Dow rises 300 points and Nasdaq gains 0.7% as Wall Street trades higher
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Reports that Iran requested talks with the US reduced perceived tail-risk around Persian Gulf supply disruptions and potential Strait of Hormuz shipping constraints. Brent still rose to about $73.43, but the key market signal is incremental de-escalation, which can ease inflation concerns and temper rate pressure alongside slightly lower US 10-year yields. Risk appetite improved, supporting a broad US equity rebound led by AI-linked semiconductors.
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Markets are pricing in a possible easing of tensions in the Persian Gulf after Iran reportedly requested talks with the US. Brent crude rose 1.1% to $73.43 a barrel, still below its pre-war peak, while investors watched whether risks to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz would ease. The report also points to gains in AI chip stocks tied to South Korea’s semiconductor investment plans and notes SpaceX’s addition to the Nasdaq 100, but says the main driver was the geopolitical shift improving oil-supply expectations.
