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The U.S. market initially started lower on rising oil prices and uncertainty in the war in Iran, but recovered from the decline and closed flat in sympathy with what Trump and war secretary Hegseth said was that the war was going on as scheduled and would end in a short period of time. A buy-th…

U.S., Israel’s attacks on Iran and financial markets The U.S. and Israel’s attacks on Iran killed key leadership positions, including supreme leader Khamenei, resulting in a leadership vacuum. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard immediately launched attacks on U.S. military bases, aircraft carriers, and Israel, increasing uncertainty in the Middle East. Countries in the Middle East that have…

02/26 U.S. stock markets shrink fall on U.S.-Iran issue amid accelerated AI rotation on Nvidia earnings pretext U.S. stocks started lower on the back of AI sector valuation concerns and cross-sector circular trading after Nvidia (-5.46%), followed by Dow’s rise and Nasdaq’s decline. Semiconductor companies led the decline, especially as Nvidia fell sharply despite better-than-expected…

02/16 European stock markets, software sector declines Vs. defense, financial strength close mixed amid differentiation While stocks in the U.S. and China were closed, European stocks started higher due to backlash buying, but ended up with a mixed market in the late market. In particular, most software companies fell sharply, with software company SAP (-1.96%),…

The U.S. market closed flat, with a lower-than-expected CPI, or inflation-quenched indicator, indicating that FED was 2% short of deciding on a rate cut. It is impossible in March, but it is still unclear whether interest rates can be cut in June. Gold and silver closed higher after confirming that inflation rose slightly but did…