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The U.S. has resumed strikes against Iran after a pause / Photo: X/U.S. Central Command
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Top Stories This Morning: U.S. Strikes Iran, AI Helps Samsung, EU to Tighten Oversight of ChatGPT
Photo: X / NYSE
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"The Focus Is Back on Iran": U.S. Stocks See a Sell-Off Ahead of the Fed's Decision
Oil prices soared after Trumps remarks about a U.S. retaliatory strike against Iran / Photo: Pedjoni / Shutterstock
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Oil prices soared 7% after Trump's remarks about a U.S. retaliatory strike against Iran
Oil Prices Jumped Following New Iranian Attacks on U.S. Infrastructure / Photo: Unsplash/Enguerrand Photography
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Top Stories This Morning: Oil Prices Spike, SK Hynix Shares Plunge, ChatGPT Hits 1 Billion Users
The U.S. Is Preparing New Sanctions Against Russia / Photo: Adam McCullough / Shutterstock
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U.S. senators have agreed on “severe sanctions” against Russia. What happens next?
Negotiators from Iran and Oman are trying to reach an agreement on resuming shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Photo: Da Da Diamond / Shutterstock.com
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Iran and Oman are negotiating the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude is down 2%.
Investors in New York need new benchmarks to sustain the rise in stock prices / Photo: Unsplash/Jose Oh
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Morning in New York: Investors Need New Signals
Photo: X / NYSE
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A lull in the war in the Middle East boosted U.S. stocks: The Dow rose more than 1%
Shares of major oil companies fell in tandem with the drop in oil prices due to the lull in the Middle East / Photo: Tada Images/Shutterstock.com
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Shares of European and U.S. oil giants have plummeted along with oil prices. Is it time to sell them?
Washington has not reported any airstrikes against Iran since the attack on the night of July 23 / Photo: X/CENTCOM
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Brent crude fell below $90: The U.S. and Iran have suspended their exchange of strikes
Oil prices fell amid renewed hopes that tensions between the U.S. and Iran would ease / Photo: Unsplash/Maksym Kaharlytskyi
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Top Stories This Morning: Oil Prices Drop 5%, CXMT Hits New Records, OpenAI Builds a Mega Data Center
If attacks on tankers in the Black Sea continue, Chevron will almost certainly have to cut production at the Tengiz field in Kazakhstan, according to the WSJ / Photo: Grigorii Pisotsckii / Shutterstock.com
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Chevron Discussed with the U.S. How to Protect Its Interests in Kazakhstan from the Effects of the War — WSJ
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