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US Stocks Approach Their All-Time High
- On Tuesday, U.S. stocks rose with the S&P 500 climbing 67.01 points to 6,092.18 amid easing oil prices and geopolitical developments.
- This rise followed a sharp fall in oil prices after Iran launched a limited retaliatory strike Monday, which did not target oil production or transport.
- Investors welcomed hopes of a holding ceasefire between Israel and Iran, which alleviated concerns over oil supply disruptions and lifted markets globally.
- The Dow Jones gained 507.24 points to 43,089.02 and crude settled at $64.37 a barrel after a roughly $10 plunge, while Treasury yields showed modest fluctuations.
- Lower oil prices and easing inflation pressure may allow the Federal Reserve to delay tightening, as chair Jerome Powell indicated he awaits tariff effects before moving on rates.
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