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• Stocks: Markets sagged as fighting between Israel and Iran continued, with investors worried about escalation after President Trump called for the “unconditional surrender” of Iran’s Supreme Leader ​​Ali Khamenei. The Wall Street Journal reported that he is considering a potential US strike against Iran.
• Commodities: Oil prices popped this morning after Trump warned that Tehran should be evacuated.
• Bonds: Yields sank after US retail sales came in much lower than anticipated, raising fears of an economic slowdown.

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🟢 What’s up

• Verve Therapeutics exploded 81.50% on the news that the gene-editing company will be acquired by Eli Lilly in a $1.3 billion deal.
• Reddit popped 6.06% after the social media site rolled out new AI-powered tools for advertisers.
• BGSF surged 34.25% after the staffing company announced it is selling its professional division to INSPYR Solutions for $99 million.
• Jabil gained 8.80% thanks to a strong earnings report for the electronics parts supplier.
• Oil stocks climbed as the conflict between Israel and Iran threatens to grow. Valero Energy rose 2.89%, Chevron gained 1.93%, and Hess added 1.79%.

What’s down

• Microsoft fell 0.23% after the Wall Street Journal reported that its partnership with OpenAI is falling apart.
• JetBlue Airways lost 7.88% on the news that it’s cutting costs, including reducing its number of flights, due to softer-than-expected travel demand.
• Lennar sank 4.42% after the homebuilder beat revenue estimates last quarter but missed profit forecasts.
• T-Mobile tumbled 4.14% on the news that major shareholder Softbank sold 21.5 million shares of the telecommunications company.
• Airline stocks sank as the price of oil rose throughout the day. United Airlines lost 6.18%, while Delta Air Lines fell 4.33%.

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