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Markets are reacting to the possibility of a Hormuz reopening even as diplomats still debate uranium terms, sanctions, and approval.
European AI-linked stocks stood out as broader markets remained under pressure from war and macro uncertainty.
A softer core inflation reading weakens the case for an immediate rate hike, though energy risks keep the outlook unsettled.
U.S. indexes finished slightly stronger as investors balanced geopolitical optimism against still-fragile risk appetite.
Crude markets slipped as investors weighed fresh hopes that U.S.-Iran talks could reduce pressure on energy flows.
A possible deal to pump oil in Venezuela would mark a notable turn in how Washington balances supply, sanctions, and prices.