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Trump said Saturday a U.S.-Iran framework was “largely negotiated.” Sunday he told negotiators there’s no rush and the naval blockade stays. Markets read it as progress anyway. WSJ
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WTI crude tumbled 5% to $91.65 in Sunday evening trading. The biggest one-day drop since early April. Brent fell under $100 for the first time in two weeks. CNBC
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S&P futures climbed 0.7% to 7,547 Sunday night. Dow futures gained 0.6% to 50,974 — both off Friday’s record close. Wall Street is closed today, so Asia did the buying. BBG
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Russia launched over 690 missiles and drones at Kyiv overnight. Two dead, 77 injured, damage in every district of the city. One of the largest single attacks of the war. AP
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Ukraine hit the Russian frigate Admiral Essen at Novorossiysk overnight. Drones also struck a major Black Sea oil terminal. Fourth strike on that ship since March. Reuters
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Israel told the U.S. it wants freedom to operate in southern Lebanon. The IDF is drawing up Hezbollah plans if the Iran deal curbs its fight. Liberman accused Netanyahu of failing to win the war anywhere. ToI
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Cruz, Graham, Wicker and Tillis publicly broke with Trump on the Iran framework. Cruz called the 60-day ceasefire terms a “disastrous mistake.” To a MAGA influencer defending Trump, he replied: “Hush, child. The adults are talking.” Fox
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PCE inflation hits the wires Thursday morning. It’s the first major data point for new Fed chair Kevin Warsh. Last print was 2.4%, mostly thanks to energy. WSJ
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Japan’s Nikkei 225 crossed 65,000 for the first time. Up over 3% on the Iran de-escalation. Taiwan’s Taiex also hit a record above 43,000. BBG
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Gold climbed 1.2% to $4,578 in Asian trading. The yuan fixed at its strongest against the dollar since 2023. De-escalation usually pushes gold down — not when the dollar drops faster. Reuters
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