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Oil prices tumbled after the US and Iran agreed to a 60-day ceasefire, raising expectations that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen. Brent crude fell below $84 per barrel while WTI dropped near $81, as investors welcomed signs of improving global oil supply and reduced geopolitical risks.

Bitcoin climbed back above $63,000 after briefly falling below $60,000, while global markets faced pressure from strong U.S. jobs data, growing Fed rate hike expectations, Middle East tensions, and a sharp decline in AI-related stocks.

Global markets moved sharply as Dell shares soared 40% on strong AI server demand, SpaceX prepared for a potential record-breaking IPO, and oil prices dropped more than 1% after reports of a possible US-Iran ceasefire extension.

US stock futures moved higher on Friday as optimism surrounding US-Iran peace talks supported investor sentiment. Oil prices remained volatile, with Brent crude near $105 per barrel amid ongoing uncertainty over the Strait of Hormuz and global inflation risks.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs lost nearly $649 million in a single day, led by BlackRock’s IBIT, while Bitcoin dropped 6.7% to around $76,000 amid rising geopolitical tensions and fears of tighter Fed policy.

US stock futures slipped Tuesday as investors worried about inflation, rising oil prices, and geopolitical tensions before Nvidia’s highly anticipated earnings report.

Asian stocks moved higher on growing enthusiasm around AI-related companies, while investors remained calm during the Trump-Xi summit despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and inflation worries.

S stock futures moved higher as investors reacted to possible progress in US-Iran peace talks, falling oil prices, and continued optimism around AI-driven earnings growth.

Oil extended losses after Donald Trump hinted at progress in Iran peace talks, raising hopes of supply recovery. Meanwhile, gold climbed sharply and global equities advanced on improving market sentiment.

Bitcoin has surpassed $80,000, marking a three-month high as global markets rally. Strong tech earnings, ETF inflows, and improving sentiment are fueling the latest крипто surge.

US stock futures falter as Iran proposes reopening the Strait of Hormuz, raising hopes for lower oil prices. Investors brace for a pivotal week packed with Magnificent Seven tech earnings and a Federal Reserve meeting. Dow futures dip 0.2% while crude jumps over 2% on lingering uncertainty.

Semiconductor stocks have done something they’ve never done in 32 years — rally for 17 straight trading days, gaining more than 40%. Previous long streaks delivered just 8-10%. While history suggests momentum often continues over the next 3-6 months, this rally is uncharted territory. Here’s what investors need to know.