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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq rise as oil tops $100 again, Fed meeting kicks off

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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq rise as oil tops $100 again, Fed meeting kicks off US stocks gained ground on Tuesday as fresh attacks in the Iran war drove oil prices higher amid questions over the US push for allies to help protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz…
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  • No products or regions are fully immune to oil market shock

    60% confidence
  • Acquisition enables building highly secure and compliant payment orchestration between fiat and digital currencies across multiple chains

    60% confidence
  • Under recessionary macro backdrop, bitcoin could drop to $58,000 and ether to $1,198

    60% confidence
  • Delta is well-positioned to weather the current environment of higher fuel costs

    60% confidence
  • Nearly 60% of typical crude exports from the Persian Gulf are medium and heavy crude with limited alternative producers outside Middle East

    60% confidence
  • Nvidia sees $1 trillion in chip sales through the end of 2027

    60% confidence
  • Federal Reserve should adopt wait-and-see stance on interest rates

    60% confidence
  • BVNK acquisition further expands Mastercard's end-to-end support of digital assets and value movement across currencies, rails and regions

    60% confidence
  • Severe disruptions in medium-heavy crude supplies pose large downside risks to global production of diesel, jet fuel, and fuel oil

    60% confidence
  • Prices have rallied much more for many refined products than for crude

    60% confidence
  • Bull case driven by stronger end-investor demand puts bitcoin as high as $165,000 and ether at $4,488

    60% confidence
  • Request for multinational effort to escort vessels through Strait of Hormuz

    60% confidence