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Oil Market Turbulence Amid Strong Corporate Profits: A Stock Market Overview

Oil Market Turbulence Amid Strong Corporate Profits: A Stock Market Overview

Oil prices witnessed volatility as geopolitical tensions rose, while US stock markets remained buoyant with strong corporate earnings. The S&P 500 achieved near-record highs, supported by robust performances from major corporations such as Alphabet and Caterpillar. Mixed reactions were observed on…

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