JUST IN - US stocks rise after Trump extends Iran ceasefire READ

U.S. stocks rose following reports that former President Donald Trump advocated for an extended ceasefire in the ongoing Iran conflict, easing immediate geopolitical tensions. The market reaction reflects improved risk appetite as fears of supply disruption in energy markets and broader Middle East instability recede temporarily. This development particularly benefits equities, especially the S&P 500, which is sensitive to shifts in global risk sentiment and oil price volatility. Investors are now focused on the next U.S. CPI release, which could reinforce or offset the dovish tilt in risk pricing prompted by reduced conflict escalation. Any further statements from Trump or official comments on diplomatic developments will be key catalysts for continued market movement.

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