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Highlights for the morning: oil is cheaper, AI tigers take off, Microsoft vs. OpenAI and Amazon
Brent crude oil rose in price by more than 3% at trading on March 17 / Photo: Shutterstock.com/Matt Gush
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Oil rose in price, but US stocks rose for the second straight day: results of the 18th day of the war
Despite the war in Iran, Delta captures demand growth and raises forecast / Photo: Ryan Fletcher / Shutterstock
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U.S. airlines are recording strong demand despite the war. Their stocks are rising
Risk of irreversible loss: BofA pointed to underestimated threats of war in Iran
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'Risk of irreversible loss': BofA pointed to underestimated threats of war in Iran
The port of Fujairah remained the only route for oil exports from the UAE to bypass the war-closed Strait of Hormuz / Photo: Pepj/Shutterstock.com
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Iran has set fire to a major gas field in the UAE - for the first time since the war began
High oil prices are hitting a key driver of the US economy - consumer demand / Photo: Wileydoc/Shutterstock.com
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'Counting on weeks': Moody's warned of imminent US recession with expensive oil
OpenAI decided to abandon the do everything at once approach / Photo: Primakov / Shutterstock.com
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Morning Highlights: Brent back above $100, OpenAI changes strategy, Nvidia helped markets
Gulf oil and liquefied natural gas shipments more than halved in a week / Photo: somkanae sawatdinak / Shutterstock.com
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BofA and Standard Chartered raise Brent price forecast for 2026 because of war
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Brent oil cheaper than $100, S&P 500 up 1%, fear index down: results of the 17th day of the war
The cost of Brent fell below $100 per barrel. WTI cheapened by 6%
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The cost of Brent fell below $100 per barrel. WTI cheapened by 6%
Analysts warn about the risk of collapse of the broad market index of American shares, but not all of them change their forecasts for the S&P 500 for the end of the year / Photo: PHOTOCREO Michal Bednarek/Shutterstock
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Expensive oil will trigger a "domino effect" and crash the US stock market by 15% - JPMorgan
Amid reports from the head of the US Treasury Department about the passage of some tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices moved to the downside and US equity markets went into the green zone / Photo: X / NYSE
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"Equity markets breathed a sigh of relief": the Nasdaq and S&P 500 each added 1%, oil at $101
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