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(I must have missed something, I looked for a positive open today. There’s a deal coming with the UK and rumors that Iran is looking for a way to deescalate.)

Whoa there, I DID miss something. Since I slept it looks to be ramping up more, with Trump leaving the G7 and saying they’re “looking for something better than a cease fire.”

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Well THIS is interesting...... Our (US) Futures are down just a tad this morning, but........
https://www.reuters.com/world/middl...ter-us-strikes-iran-nuclear-sites-2025-06-22/

Tel Aviv shares hit record highs after US strikes Iran nuclear sites.​

TEL AVIV, June 22 (Reuters) - Israeli stocks hit record highs on Sunday after theU.S attacked Iran's nuclear sites in strikes investors believe would likely prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons anytime soon.
The broad Tel Aviv 125 index (.TA125), opens new tab closed 1.8% higher, extending gains to nearly 8% the past week, while the blue-chip TA-35 (.TA35), opens new tab gained 1.5%.
 
Optimism? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
From >>> https://www.gurufocus.com/news/2939...july-rate-cut-what-investors-need-to-know-now

Markets Surge as Oil Drops and Fed Signals July Rate Cut
The market kicked off the week on a stronger footing. The S&P 500 (SPY, Financial) broke a three-day losing streak, helped by a sharp pullback in oil prices and dovish signals from the Federal Reserve. West Texas Intermediate crude slipped back to $73 a barrel as fears of an immediate disruption in Middle East oil supply eased.
At the same time, bond markets caught a bid after Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said she's open to cutting interest rates as soon as July. Bowman cited progress on inflation and potential risks to the labor market as key reasons. Her comments added momentum to existing bets on a September rate cut, with investors now viewing July as a live meeting. Treasury yields edged lower, as traders positioned for the Fed to start unwinding policy tightening sooner than expected. Bowman's remarks came just ahead of the Fed's preferred inflation gauge later this week, which could shape expectations further.
 
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