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The US and Iran have exchanged revisions to the draft agreement on extending the ceasefire and opening the Strait of Hormuz, but the parties are far from a final compromise / Photo: The White House
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Top stories for the morning: US and Iran argue, SoftBank beats Toyota, Nvidia battles Intel
Blue Origin expects to use New Glenn (pictured) to launch Amazons commercial satellites into orbit and to send its own cargo module to the moon. On Ma 28, the rocket exploded during ground testing. Photo: Blue Origin
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Highlights of the week: Anthropic record, new "trillionaires", Blue Origin failure
Photo: X / NYSE
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U.S. stocks posted their ninth consecutive week of gains. This has not happened in three years
Dell shares soared 40% after the report, supporting investor confidence in the continuation of the AI rally / Photo: Unsplash/Its me Pravin
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New York morning: new highs amid old risks
Chevron expects oil prices to rise in June-July / Photo: Kevin West/Unsplash.com
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Barrel at $160: Exxon and Chevron warned of oil jumping to 'a different level'
From left, U.S. President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth / Photo: The White House
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Top stories of the morning: US and Iran to extend ceasefire, EU to take on chips, Gap collapses 14%
The Iranian military launched missile strikes to thwart an attempt to cross the Strait of Ormcuz, local news agencies reported / Photo: DIA TV / Shutterstock.com
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Iranian media reported warning strikes on ships attempting to pass Hormuz
Photo: X / NYSE
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Stocks rebound: investors encouraged by the announcement of the US-Iran deal
In the current quarter, the ruble topped the top global currencies amid war and oil boom / Photo: Caroline Ruda/Shutterstock.com
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The Russian ruble has strengthened to a three-year high. What is helping it?
Another aggravation of the situation in the Middle East will be the main factor of pressure on global stock markets / Photo: The White House
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Morning in New York: geopolitics and macro statistics sway volatility
As early as Wednesday, Ma. 27, markets were full of hope that the main oil corridor would soon open / Photo: AustralianCamera/Shutterstock.com
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Oil jumped 4% after the exchange of blows between the U.S. and Iran. What's in the markets?
U.S. and Iran exchange strikes / Photo: X/U.S. Central Command
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Top stories for the morning: oil rises on US and Iran strikes, Dell gets Pentagon contract
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