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Stocks Halt Winning Streak Ahead of US-Iran Talks: Markets Wrap

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US-Iran talks disrupted Wall Street’s seven-day winning streak as traders weighed geopolitical risks, halting the S&P 500’s momentum despite its strongest weekly gain since November. Oil prices climbed near $98 per barrel ahead of negotiations, reflecting market jitters over potential ceasefire disruptions and supply uncertainties tied to Middle East tensions. Early stock gains, fueled by inflation data aligning with forecasts, faded as investors shifted focus to diplomatic outcomes that could reshape energy markets and global economic stability. Treasury yields inched upward while the dollar remained flat, signaling cautious optimism amid mixed signals from equities and commodities ahead of high-stakes geopolitical developments. The S&P 500’s retreat underscores how fragile market rallies remain, with traders prioritizing geopolitical risks over economic indicators in April 2026’s volatile landscape.
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