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Regional attacks continued, including Israeli strikes in Yazd, drone damage at Kuwait’s Shuwaikh port, and interceptions in Saudi Arabia’s eastern region.

Tempus AI was the only stock purchased by ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK) in the latest session, signaling targeted conviction.

Average EVs cost about $6,500 more than gas vehicles, with the average Tesla transaction price being nearly $53,821.

The S&P 500 logged its worst drop since January on Thursday and closed at its lowest level since September, while the Nasdaq entered correction territory.

Barclays warned that disruptions in Hormuz could remove 13-14 million bpd, with Brent possibly rising toward $110 if the disruptions persist.

The recent merger shifts the company beyond its legacy business into sports media, live events, and branded experiences.

Databricks is among DXYZ’s holdings expected to pursue an IPO this year, with Saxo noting that the company sits “at the centre of the enterprise data-and-AI stack.”

Among Thursday’s catalysts are initial jobless claims data and remarks from several Federal Reserve officials.

The firm registered two new trials combining Anktiva with off-the-shelf iNKT cell therapy in adults with pneumonia, including those with sepsis or ARDS.

Analysts said the war risk premium is still ebbing and flowing, with some expecting stabilization if escalation risks ease.

Energy remained the key driver, with Brent crude rising 4.6% to $104 and WTI gaining 4.8% to $92.

Analysts said Bitcoin appeared more stable than traditional assets such as gold and oil during recent geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran

The move could shape oversight for major tokens like USDC and Tether, especially as federal rules remain unresolved.

Small-cap explorers, including TPET, EONR, BATL and INDO outperformed large-cap energy names amid geopolitical supply concerns.

President Donald Trump’s comments briefly lifted stocks, but escalating tensions with Iran and oil supply fears continue to cloud the outlook.

Netgear shares surged in overnight trading after U.S. regulators blocked approval of new foreign-made consumer routers over cybersecurity risks.

Traders flagged unusual futures activity ahead of Trump’s announcement, including $1.5 billion in S&P futures and $580 million in oil contracts.

Brent crude topped $113 as Trump issued a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran over the Strait of Hormuz.

SMCI shares plunged 33% on Friday, wiping out more than $6 billion in market value in the company’s worst session since October 2018.

Stock declined amid market pressure despite news about discussions around a major order.

An analyst said higher real yields, dollar strength, and liquidity positioning have limited gold’s safe-haven appeal despite geopolitical risks.

Investors will monitor U.S. construction spending data for January on Monday.

Analysts said the project depends on advanced manufacturing tech currently available only from TSMC, Samsung and Intel.

After Iran’s South Pars gas fields were attacked, it retaliated by attacking Qatar last week.

Crude oil prices continued to rise amid the US-Iran conflict, and some Stocktwits users believed they could reach $200.

Early trial data showed immune activation in initial patients, with Anktiva boosting lymphocyte levels.

Oil stocks declined in premarket trading as crude prices pulled back on easing Middle East tensions and prospects of additional supply.

The EV maker said its in-house chip production surpassed 550,000 units, signaling scale-driven cost savings and margin upside.

Tesla is nearing approval for Full Self-Driving in Europe while pushing ahead with a $2.9 billion solar expansion to scale its long-term energy- and AI-driven growth strategy.

Anktiva, an immunotherapy for bladder cancer, was listed in Macau’s March filing alongside globally approved drugs from major pharma players.

Wall Street closed lower but off lows, while geopolitical uncertainty, oil supply risks, and Fed policy outlook kept markets on edge.

The rally was driven by escalating attacks on energy facilities across the Gulf, including damage in Qatar, Iran and Abu Dhabi.

Geopolitical tensions boosted sentiment, as Iran’s attack on a key LNG facility in Qatar disrupted supply and pushed oil and gas prices higher.

Investor interest has been driven by defense tech demand, with the company highlighting over 100,000 combat missions.

U.S. stock futures edged lower late Wednesday following a sharp sell-off as inflation concerns, rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions weighed on sentiment.

Rising fuel costs, with U.S. diesel above $5 per gallon, are adding to inflation concerns ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting on Wednesday.

Market sentiment remains cautious, with bearish retail positioning amid warnings that oil shocks historically triggered sharp S&P 500 drawdowns.

CEO Alex Fink said demand is driven by war dynamics, citing over 100,000 combat missions and drones accounting for over 70% of battlefield casualties.

USO bucked the trend with gains in premarket trading even as most oil stocks slipped despite oil climbing above $100.

Strong IPO demand, financials, and expansion into markets like South Korea drove momentum in the stock.

Intelligent driving usage surged over 80% month-on-month, with engagement crossing 200 million km for the first time.

Investors are now watching the Federal Reserve’s rate decision along with key U.S. economic data and earnings.

A string of Wall Street upgrades strengthened the EV maker’s 2026 growth narrative, with shares up nearly 20% since reporting their first quarterly profit.

Trump denied reports of Iran using Kamikaze boats, the USS Abraham Lincoln Aircraft Carrier suffering damage, and Iran downing as many as five U.S. refueling planes.

Investors are watching Nvidia’s GTC conference and the Fed’s March 17-18 policy meeting, alongside other U.S. economic data due Monday.

Goldman Sachs estimates that oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have collapsed by 97%.

Despite the ongoing geopolitical crisis, on-chain data indicated that large Bitcoin holders had increased activity.

Liquidity shocks may hit Bitcoin first as investors rush for cash, says macro strategist Jordi Visser, but says it could rebound later from it.

Johnson’s criticism comes despite previous links seen between the Johnson-led government and the crypto industry.

Nuclear stock sentiment was mixed, with bullish retail sentiment around BAM and CCJ, while other reactor names stayed muted