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Trading Day: Wall Street Roars Back on War Resolution Hopes
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Wall Street started Monday in the red. But after President Trump's statement that the war against Iran could soon be over, the arrows quickly turned upward and the major indexes closed in the red.
Oil prices fell this Monday in electronic operations after the shutdown after U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that the war in Iran is “practically over.” Wall Street’s actions recovered this Monday after a day marked by volatility and managed to close up, driven by a surge in the last hour of operations. The movement took place after U.S. President Donald Trump suggested that the U.S. and Israel war against Iran could be nearing its end.
New York stock markets rebounded from Monday's earlier losses after Donald Trump told a reporter at the White House that the war with Iran is "basically over."
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